Inappropriate complementary feeding (CF) practices and inadequate nutrient intakes contribute to the high level of malnutrition among children 6-24 months of age in Ghana. In communities where the economy is agricultural-based, interventions aimed at addressing malnutrition among infants and young children may need to focus on both food production and caregivers' nutrition knowledge. The aim of this study was to assess the effectiveness of a combined nutrition and agricultural education intervention, delivered through community health workers and agricultural extension agents, to improve infant and young child diet and growth in the Upper Manya Krobo district of Ghana. The current CF practices, and facilitators and barriers of CF education ...
The aim of this study was to assess neonate and infant feeding practices in the central region of To...
Repositioning nutrition is central to development. Childcare practices, which include feeding practi...
Continuous food and nutrition insecurity that affect lives of 155 millions of children in the world ...
In Ghana, rates of undernutrition peak between 9 and 21 months of age; one major cause is inadequate...
Includes abstract in FrenchThe table of contents for this item can be shared with the requester. The...
Includes abstract in FrenchPrivate sector activities such as microcredit (MC) may play a role in imp...
Low income is a barrier to optimal feeding practices of infants and young children (IYC). Microcredi...
Undernutrition causes long-term damages on the physical and cognitive development and half of deaths...
Most growth faltering in developing countries occurs in the first two years of life; therefore, ther...
High rates of malnutrition among Ghanaian children indicate the need to examine deter...
Agricultural interventions have been used in a variety of contexts to improve preschool child nutrit...
Repositioning nutrition is central to development. Childcare practices, which include feeding practi...
Achieving and maintaining optimal child health is a challenge for parents, nutritionists, and public...
Nutrition during the first years of life is of special importance both nutritionally and psychologic...
Background Poor nutritional status during childhood and its long-term impact on economic growth and...
The aim of this study was to assess neonate and infant feeding practices in the central region of To...
Repositioning nutrition is central to development. Childcare practices, which include feeding practi...
Continuous food and nutrition insecurity that affect lives of 155 millions of children in the world ...
In Ghana, rates of undernutrition peak between 9 and 21 months of age; one major cause is inadequate...
Includes abstract in FrenchThe table of contents for this item can be shared with the requester. The...
Includes abstract in FrenchPrivate sector activities such as microcredit (MC) may play a role in imp...
Low income is a barrier to optimal feeding practices of infants and young children (IYC). Microcredi...
Undernutrition causes long-term damages on the physical and cognitive development and half of deaths...
Most growth faltering in developing countries occurs in the first two years of life; therefore, ther...
High rates of malnutrition among Ghanaian children indicate the need to examine deter...
Agricultural interventions have been used in a variety of contexts to improve preschool child nutrit...
Repositioning nutrition is central to development. Childcare practices, which include feeding practi...
Achieving and maintaining optimal child health is a challenge for parents, nutritionists, and public...
Nutrition during the first years of life is of special importance both nutritionally and psychologic...
Background Poor nutritional status during childhood and its long-term impact on economic growth and...
The aim of this study was to assess neonate and infant feeding practices in the central region of To...
Repositioning nutrition is central to development. Childcare practices, which include feeding practi...
Continuous food and nutrition insecurity that affect lives of 155 millions of children in the world ...