… be introduced earlier in the complementary feeding period without risk of increased allergy
incidence, as reflected in the revised guidelines of the American Academy of Pediatrics in …

… Our results also refute concerns that infants using a baby-led approach to complementary
feeding may not eat enough food, 19 with no children showing growth faltering. Interestingly, …

… In summary, far too few children are benefitting from minimum complementary feeding
practices. Efforts are needed not only to improve children's diets for their survival, growth, and …

… evidence on complementary feeding timing and infant growth concluded that introduction
of solid foods between 3 and 6 months appears to have neutral effects on infant growth [21]. …

… Background: Complementary feeding (CF) contributes to child growth and development,
but few CF programs are delivered at scale. Alive & Thrive addressed this in Bangladesh …

… and complementary feeding interventions both had a small but significant impact on linear
growth, and complementary feeding interventions also had an impact on ponderal growth of …

… These years are also the peak period for risk of growth … the Americas of the World Health
Organization (WHO), developed a set of 10 guiding principles (GPs) for complementary feeding …

… A comparison of anthropometric data from national surveys in LMIC with the WHO Child
Growth Standards reveals some striking patterns [3]. In Asia, Africa, and the Americas the weight-…

… infants (15) , and this study reported no effect of the intervention on growth, body … given
as the first complementary food to 5 to 7 months breast-fed American infants, and observed no …

… Suboptimal complementary feeding (CF) practices stunt child growth. Promotion of optimal
CF can improve practices but little is known about how these interventions change behavior, …