Background: Complementary feeding practice is a critical determinant of nutrition and health
outcomes in infancy and early childhood and has lifelong repercussions. In Kenya …

Background: Complementary feeding refers to food which supplements breast milk and
ensures that the child continues to have enough energy protein and other nutrients to grow …

Introduction: Infants and young children are at an increased risk of malnutrition from six
months of age onwards, when breast milk alone is no longer sufficient to meet all their …

Objective The study aimed to examine secular trends and determinants of changes in
complementary feeding indicators in Nigeria. Design, setting and participants Data on 79 …

Background: Complementary feeding should be introduced at six months to meet infants'
growing nutritional needs. Inappropriate complementary feeding poses threats to the health …

Introduction Malnutrition is a public health problem in sub-Saharan Africa with an increased
morbidity and mortality rate than in other parts of the world. Poor complementary feeding …

Objective: To assess the caregivers' knowledge and attitude towards complementary
feeding practices of under-fives at Kenyatta National Hospital. Design: A descriptive cross …

Background. In developing countries, inadequate knowledge and cultural practice on
complementary feeding (CF) is one of the main reasons for malnutrition. Objective: This …

Inappropriate complementary feeding is a determinant of malnutrition among young children
in developing countries. The study compared complementary feeding practices of …