… strategy to focus world attention on the impact that feeding practices have on the nutritional
status, … and development, health, and thus the very survival of infants and young children. The …

… Health status ascertained from children's health records was … Using a flexible interview
guide, we interviewed mothers and … , age, details of children); household food habits (foods …

… Child health in general, and infant and young child feeding … , nurses and other allied health
professionals. Because of lack of … quantity as the child gets older, while maintaining frequent …

… -effective health interventions because of their life-saving … nutrition intervention—micronutrients,
nutrition education with selected supplements regarding infant and young child feeding, …

… Nursing Diagnosis: Risk for impaired parenting related to infant's feeding difficulty and … If
the condition has not corrected itself by the time the infant is 6 months old, even with maintaining …

… The continuum for maternal, newborn, and child health usually … We define a population-level
or public-health framework … to promote health for mothers, babies, and children. These …

… programmes were initially intended as short-term relief efforts, targeted at saving the most
vulnerable children (with risk determined by anthropometric status). Alongside the distribution …

… poor children are less likely to survive than their better-off peers. Results of systematic
analyses of demographic and health surveys show consistent inequities in child health across …

… Large-scale quantitative surveys conducted in Bangladesh and Brazil found that financial
assets in the hands of mothers had beneficial outcomes for their children's health and nutrition …

… children and preserving and strengthening child health (priority national project “Health”, “The
National Strategy for Children … with newborn children spend much less money on food – …