Breastmilk is essensial nutrition for infants because of its nutritions. Breastmilk contains proportional nutrition and immunity for infants. Because of its immunity, breastmilk can protect infants for infection disease. Infants who do not get an infection tend to have a stable or normal nutritional status. This study is to find the correlation between breastfeeding or/and formula feeding with nutritional status in infants. This observasional analytic study using total sample in posyandu Tambaksari Surabaya that fulfill the inclusion criteria such as the age must below 12 months, data in posyandu must be complete, normal birth weight, and not eat food except breastmilk or formula. A cross- sectional method using questionnare and re...
Background : Malnutrition is the most significant factor for infant mortality. Exclusive breastfeedi...
There are still many parents who give MP-ASI early that may resulting in excess nutritional risks in...
ABSTRACT Each nursing mothers hope to breastfeed as much and as long as possible, as many (60%) n...
Introduction. Breast milk is the perfect food and the best for the baby. Mother who have given othe...
Breastmilk provides all the energy and nutrients that needed by infants during the first 6 months af...
Background: Exclusive breastfeeding has a high nutrient content to fulfill the nutritional needs of ...
Background : The baby is the most susceptible age group to malnutrition. Because the baby have weak...
Abstract: Differences In Growth Among Infants Aged 6 Months Who Were Breastfed Exclusively With Infa...
Introduction: Infants grow and develop rapidly therefore they tend to suffer from malnutrition when ...
Exclusive breastfeeding is breastfeeding without any additional food and drink in infants aged zero ...
Adequate breast milk not only supports healthy growth, but also cognitive development and long-term ...
Obesity is a difficult situation to be handled so that prevention and recognition of risk and protec...
There are still many parents who give MP-ASI early that may resulting in excess nutritional risks in...
This study aims to analyze the relationship between the status of breastfeeding mothers with the ade...
Background: The paradigm of the first 1000 days of life is the period of conception and giving oppor...
Background : Malnutrition is the most significant factor for infant mortality. Exclusive breastfeedi...
There are still many parents who give MP-ASI early that may resulting in excess nutritional risks in...
ABSTRACT Each nursing mothers hope to breastfeed as much and as long as possible, as many (60%) n...
Introduction. Breast milk is the perfect food and the best for the baby. Mother who have given othe...
Breastmilk provides all the energy and nutrients that needed by infants during the first 6 months af...
Background: Exclusive breastfeeding has a high nutrient content to fulfill the nutritional needs of ...
Background : The baby is the most susceptible age group to malnutrition. Because the baby have weak...
Abstract: Differences In Growth Among Infants Aged 6 Months Who Were Breastfed Exclusively With Infa...
Introduction: Infants grow and develop rapidly therefore they tend to suffer from malnutrition when ...
Exclusive breastfeeding is breastfeeding without any additional food and drink in infants aged zero ...
Adequate breast milk not only supports healthy growth, but also cognitive development and long-term ...
Obesity is a difficult situation to be handled so that prevention and recognition of risk and protec...
There are still many parents who give MP-ASI early that may resulting in excess nutritional risks in...
This study aims to analyze the relationship between the status of breastfeeding mothers with the ade...
Background: The paradigm of the first 1000 days of life is the period of conception and giving oppor...
Background : Malnutrition is the most significant factor for infant mortality. Exclusive breastfeedi...
There are still many parents who give MP-ASI early that may resulting in excess nutritional risks in...
ABSTRACT Each nursing mothers hope to breastfeed as much and as long as possible, as many (60%) n...