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The timely introduction of appropriate complementary foods are critical in ensuring optimal growth and wellbeing (UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre, 2005). Highly salted foods should not be given during the complementary feeding period, nor should salt be added to food during this period (Michaelsen et al., 2010).. The First Thousand Days: An Evidence Paper Technical Report Full-text available Sep 2017 T. G. Moore Noushin Arefadib Alana Deery Sue West This paper synthesises what is known about that factors that affect development during the first 1000 days (the period from conception to the end of the second year), how these factors have their impact, and what are the long-term effects of early exposures and experiences. Further details can be found on the Centre for Community Child Health website: View Show abstract. Awadalla, Pham, and Milanaik (2018) have tested a selection of commercial finger foods on compliance with American Academy of Pediatric guidelines, which focus on preventing the risk of choking.. Hand motor skills affect the intake of finger foods in toddlers (12-18 months) Article Jun 2019 FOOD QUAL PREFER Lianne Remijn Saakje Petronella da Costa Chantal Bodde Cees van der Schans Starting with finger foods is recommended from 7 months in typically developing children. However, information on which finger foods are appropriate and accepted for which age is largely lacking. The purpose of this exploratory study was to determine whether chewing skills, hand motor skills, and other personal and food characteristics influence the intake of finger foods in early life. Thirty children aged 12 to 18 months participated in this study. All children were offered four finger foods in a fixed order on four consecutive days at their home. Two finger foods varied mainly in texture (fresh banana vs.The intake was measured after ten minutes of exposure to the product.http://www.clubforeducation.com/FCKeditor/userfiles/drake-uv3-manual.xml Chewing skills were measured with the Mastication Observation and Evaluation instrument and fine motor skills with selected items of the Bayley-III-NL scales. The results suggest that texture but not shape was found to affect intake, as fresh banana was eaten more than freeze-dried banana and the consumed quantity of the two crackers was not significantly different. Hand motor skills affected the intake of fresh banana only and chewing skills did not affect intake of any of the finger foods. Age and experience with chewable foods were associated with an increased intake of some of the finger foods. In conclusion, the intake of the four finger foods in this study was found to be mainly affected by texture, hand motor skills, age and experience. View Show abstract. The aim of this cross-sectional study was to indicate family factors associated with some aspects of children’s nutrition in Central Poland. A questionnaire was used to investigate 892 mothers’ approach to breastfeeding, frequency of eating with children at fast food restaurants, and serving them snacks, sugary drinks, and fried food. Prevalence of dental caries among children, based on the mothers’ self-assessment, was also assessed. Majority of the mothers breastfed for a period not longer than six months. There was a positive association between breastfeeding duration and mothers’ education level and the number of children in a family. Sweets were used as a reward, more often among younger children and in families with higher number of children. The frequency of consumption of sweet beverages rose with the child’s age and decreased with mother’s education level and family income. It was also more frequent in rural areas. Most children received snacks and fried food at least once a week. There was a negative association between eating with parents at fast food restaurants and, both, the number of children in the family and living in a village. Fast food consumption rose with the mother’s education level and family income. Prevalence of dental caries according to mothers’ declarations was much lower than in national studies but was associated with frequent consumption of snacks and sweet beverages in the examined population. Extensive activities to reduce the occurrence of dental caries at the national level and education concerning the role of a family environment in providing a proper childhood nutrition, with a special emphasis on breastfeeding benefits, seems necessary for Polish parents. Designing community-wide education campaigns referencing population-based programs and other health and disease prevention activities, need to be promoted. It also recommends feeding small amounts, increasing the amount of foods and frequency of feeding as the child gets older while maintaining breast feeding as demanded by the child. (WHO, 2009).An inadequate complementary food is a major cause of the very high prevalence of malnutrition in the developing world and this may have long-term implications for growth, development, and health (Michaelsen et al., 2003). Complementary feeding is required in appropriate quantity, quality, and frequency to fulfill the daily energy needs for growth and development of child... Cultural practices; beliefs and knowledge of parents regarding appropriate feeding practices influence complementary foods. Exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months followed by complementary feeding along with breastfeeding is vital for proper growth and development of a child. This study was carried out to assess the knowledge and practices of mothers regarding complementary feeding, and to determine the factors influencing the inappropriateness of complementary feeding. A hospital based cross-sectional study was carried out at Bharatpur Hospital Chitwan, Nepal, involving mothers of children from 6 to 24 months of age who attended outpatient department of this hospital, using systematic sampling technique and applying semi-structured questionnaire. About 73.8 of mothers knew they had to start breast feeding within ?-1 hours after birth. It was found in this study that around 20.8 mothers practiced exclusive breast feeding more than six months. Study shows that 52.30 mothers had introduced complementary feeds within six months. This study found that 50 mother fed their children appropriate complementary feeding. About26.1 mothers were found to be practicing ideal feeding in this study. It was observed in the study that 73.8 mothers had knowledge about the exclusive breast feeding. Most mothers (18.4) knew when to start complementary feeding. Study shows that 52.30 mothers had introduced complementary feed within six month. Half of the mothers fed their child appropriate complementary feeding there was a knowledge and practice gap of duration of exclusive breast feeding and initiation and continuation of complementary feeding. Breastfeeding is safe and beneficial for all infants, and is recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) as the optimal way of feeding infants. 1 Exclusive breastfeeding during the first 6 months of life is recommended by the WHO and American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). 1,2 Infants should receive complementary food with continued breastfeeding from 6 months onwards... Breastfeeding is safe and beneficial for all infants, and is recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) as the optimal way of feeding infants. 1 Exclusive breastfeeding during the first 6 months of life is recommended by the WHO and American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). 1, 2 Infants should receive complementary food with continued breastfeeding from 6 months onwards. The Polish Society for Paediatric Gastroenterology Hepatology and Nutrition made recommendations for the nutrition of newborns and infants, including breastfeeding.. Promotion of breastfeeding in Poland: the current situation Article Full-text available Oct 2017 J INT MED RES Barbara Krolak-Olejnik Ilona Blasiak Anna Szczygiel Objective. Exclusive breastfeeding is safe and beneficial for healthy infants; it is the optimal feeding method during the first 6 months of life. Infants should be complementary fed in conjunction with breastfeeding until 12 months of age or longer. The aim of the present study was to analyse the duration of breastfeeding through 12 months of age. Methods. Participants were 1679 women from 42 randomly selected hospitals in Poland. The data were obtained from surveys, including a paper and pencil interview that was conducted after mothers delivered in the hospital and before discharge. Computer aided telephone interviews were administered at 2, 4, 6 and 12 months. Results. There was a high rate of initiating breastfeeding after birth (97), a rapid abandonment of exclusive breastfeeding (43.5 at 2 months, 28.9 at 4 months and 4 at 6 months) and an onset of formula feeding during the first days of life, which is contrary to current recommendations. Conclusions. It is necessary re-educate mothers, medical staff who care for mothers and children during the perinatal period, and other specialists. A nivel mundial se considera que al menos 200 millones de ninos menores de cinco anos no llegan a alcanzar su potencial de desarrollo (2). En este contexto, un adecuado estado nutricional es fundamental durante la infancia (4)... proteinas se degradan continuamente, produciendose de manera conjunta el proceso de sintesis y degradacion denominado recambio proteico. Este proceso obliga a su reposicion dietetica (5); por lo tanto, una adecuada ingesta de proteinas en la dieta es necesaria para asegurar el crecimiento y desarrollo del nino (4, 6).. Aceptabilidad de pre-escolares y escolares a la proteina purificada de pescado en polvo Article Full-text available Jun 2018 Rev Peru Med Exp Salud Publica Maria Vanessa Bullon Vela Gladys Valdiviezo Nelly Baiocchi Theresa J Ochoa RESUMEN Objetivos. Determinar la aceptabilidad de la proteina purificada de pescado (FPi) en bebidas a base de cereales y pseudocereales. Materiales y Metodos. La FPi (0-4 g por racion) se administro diariamente durante tres meses mezclada en las bebidas a base de cereales y pseudocereales. Se midio la aceptabilidad de la FPi mediante pesado directo en ninos menores de 6 anos y por escala hedonica facial en escolares (6 a 16 anos). Resultados. Se enrolo a 158 participantes y se administro de manera supervisada 4211 desayunos. El aporte calorico de las bebidas a base de cereales y pseudocereales luego de adicionar la FPi estuvo entre 117 y 140 Kcal y el aporte proteico entre 3,4 y 5,4 g por racion. La aceptabilidad en los ninos mayores de 6 anos de las bebidas suplementadas con la FPi (juntando los dos mayores puntajes) estuvo entre 55-74 para la avena, alrededor del 47 para la quinua y entre 40-58 para la kiwicha. Mientras que el 90 de los ninos menores de 6 anos consumieron mas del 70 de lo ofrecido. Conclusiones. Se encontro una buena aceptabilidad de la FPi en las bebidas a base de cereal y pseudocereales en menores de 6 anos. La FPi es una alternativa para mejorar el aporte de proteinas de origen animal en los ninos, sobre todo en los preescolares. Fat is important in the diet of infant and young children because it provides essential fatty acid, facilitates absorption of fat soluble vitamin, enhance dietary energy, density and sensory quality (FAO 2001). There were significant (P ? 0.5) differences in the proximate composition of the blends. The assessors’ likeness for the sensory attributes (colour, texture, taste, aroma and general acceptability) was below neither like nor dislike. This study revealed that substitution with soybeans and carrot flours increased the nutrient composition of the malted pre-gelatinized maize, soybean and carrot flour blends. This would be recommended for good quality porridge. Although, the sensory analysis revealed the need for further investigation on processing methods especially the malting process as to enhance the overall acceptability of the product. The bioavailability of iron in the diet is influenced by the type of iron, as well as by inhibitors and promoters of iron absorption. For example, calcium and phytate decrease absorption, whereas meat enhances absorption (1). Cow milk is low in iron but rich in calcium, which results in low bioavailability of the iron... Tracking of iron status indexes from age 6, 12, and 18 mo until age 4 y in children and the association between the mother's and the child's hemoglobin values 1. Predictors of iron status in well-nourished 4-y-old children Article Full-text available Apr 2008 AM J CLIN NUTR Inger Ohlund Torbjorn Lind Agneta Hornell Olle Hernell Background: Iron status in childhood is influenced by diet. Other factors affecting iron status at that age are unclear. Objectives: The objectives of the study were to evaluate iron status in 4-y-old children, to track that status from infancy to childhood, and to examine the associations of iron status with dietary factors, growth, and heredity. Blood samples and anthropometry were assessed in both children and their parents; food records were collected from children only. There was significant within-subject tracking of hemoglobin and mean corpuscular volume from age 6 mo to 4 y. The mother's but not the father's hemoglobin correlated with the child's hemoglobin over time. Conclusions: Food choices had little effect on iron status. Hemoglobin concentrations and mean corpuscular volume were tracked from infancy to childhood. In healthy, well-nourished children with a low prevalence of iron deficiency, the mother's hemoglobin was significantly associated with that of her child, but the underlying mechanism is unclear. View Show abstract. (6) During the period of transition from exclusive breast feeding to the cessation of should not be modified to meet special needs of the infants. (8) Guiding principles of WHO in educating the mothers regarding complementary feeding practices of their breast-fed infants stated that the mother can practice good hygiene and proper food handling by washing caregivers' and child's hands before food preparing and eating, storing food safely, preserving food immediately after preparation, and using clean utensils to prepare and serve food. (9) The education of the mothers is considered to have a great impact on infants' nutritional status.. Factors Affecting Complementary Feeding Pattern in Alexandria Article Oct 2007 Sally Ezzat The nutritional needs of infants and young children change rapidly and their eating pattern progresses from breast milk and formula to more varied diets initiated by complementary feeding. Inappropriate feeding pattern is a major cause of the onset of malnutrition. The mother is responsible for the initiation, timing, and composition of complementary foods. This study was carried out to evaluate the impact of maternal factors on complementary feeding in Alexandria. The sample included 360 mothers of children in the age group 6-24 months attending the well baby Clinic in 3 MCH centers in Alexandria. Each mother was privately interviewed using a structured questionnaire to collect the needed data. The results show that 50-60 of the mothers derived their information about complementary feeding from family and friends, while 32.2 relied on the health team. More than 60 of the infants received complementary feeding before the age of 4 months, dairy products were the major complementary food (51.9) followed by cereals (23.3). The majority of the children (45.0) were given 3 meals daily while 21.9 were given two meals only. The foods were prepared for every meal (68.6), once daily (25.3) or every two days (6.1). Spicy, fatty, and sweetened foods are omitted from the infants’ food. The results show that maternal factors such as the level of education of the mother, her employment status, and age had a clear significant effect on the source of information regarding complementary feeding, age at introducing food and the type used, meal frequency, and types of foods omitted. There is limited research done in Kenya on father involvement and how it affects feeding practices of the infant. The objective of this study was to evaluate the impact on complementary feeding practice of nutrition education targeted to the father. A randomized control trial was conducted with 290 father-mother pairs recruited into the study. The mothers, who were six months pregnant and receiving antenatal services at Kisumu County Hospital, provided the contact point for recruitment of the fathers who were engaged in this study. The consenting mothers provided information of the 'expectant father' who were later contacted and invited to go to the hospital together with the mother. Consent was obtained from the study participants in a written form. Randomization was done to the father-mother pairs and eventually, each group had 145 pairs. The pairs in the intervention group were educated on complementary feeding while the other pairs in the control group did not get any intervention. Post-natal, feeding on solids and semi-solids of the infants were assessed at six months and at nine months of age. Qualitative assessment through focus group discussions were done to obtain information on fathers' support towards complementary feeding. Overall analysis was done on 278 pairs with 12 lost to follow up. Introduction to solids and semi-solids had been done by a majority (96.7) by six months of the infant's age in both groups. Solid and semi-solid foods were introduced significantly earlier in the control group and compared to the intervention group (chi-square test; p View Show abstract. Complementary foods are the initial nutrients providing foods given to infants alongside with breast milk after six months of age and are consumed by more than 90 of infants in Nigeria. The importance of iron deficiency in the perinatal period is considered as a risk factor for the development of neuropsychiatric disorders in children with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs). Possible causes of sideropenia are discussed; data on haematological and biochemical parameters characterizing iron metabolism in children with ASDs are presented. The demand for studying the role of iron metabolism imbalance in the development of neuropsychiatric disorders in order to clarify pathogenetic mechanisms of ASDs and to determine methods for their correction is emphasized. Another aspect needed to be considered was the contribution of human milk and dust for infants. Infant and young child feeding recommendations from WHO (Michaelsen et al., 2000) and Chinese nutrition society (CNS, 2016) was suggest that continue breast feeding for up to two years of age or beyond. One year of lactation for infants was assumed in our study based on the feeding recommendations mentioned above and almost 30 local recruited infants were fed with breast milk N 6 months reported by Shi et al. (2013).. Multiple-life-stage probabilistic risk assessment for the exposure of Chinese population to PBDEs and risk managements Article Jul 2018 Daizheng Huang View. Zinc is involved in many biochemical processes that are necessary for proper physiological function, growth and development.. Analysis of aluminum, minerals and trace elements in the milk samples from lactating mothers in Hamadan, Iran Article May 2018 J TRACE ELEM MED BIO Masoumeh Taravati Javad Aliasghar Vahidinia Fateme Samiee Alireza Rahmani The present cross-sectional study is aimed at analyzing the breast milk of lactating mothers in Hamadan, Iran for aluminum and several minerals and trace elements. Ten governmental health care centers were utilized to facilitate collection of breast milk samples. The breast milk samples were collected at 1, 2, 6, 7, and 12 months postpartum from one hundred healthy lactating women, who delivered full-term newborns. Detection of sodium (Na), zinc (Zn), calcium (Ca), iron (Fe), copper (Cu), magnesium (Mg) and aluminum (Al) levels was conducted with the use of Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS). This method has shown high accuracy, precision, sensitivity, and linearity for the wide range of concentrations. The accumulated data were not normally distributed; thus, the non-parametric Mann-Whitney U test was used in the statistical analysis of the results. This study also revealed Zn deficiency in about 50 of milk samples. Further investigation is needed to elucidate sources of exposure and factors that may in?uence maternal and fetal exposure to aluminum. Stunting adalah masalah malnutrisi balita di Indonesia. Di Kalimantan Barat, prevalensinya 33,3 berdasarkan data Riskesdas 2018. Praktik pemberian MPASI yang tidak optimal berkontribusi besar pada angka itu.Tujuan. Sebagai langkah awal dalam pencegahan stunting dilakukan survei untuk mengetahui gambaran karakteristik ibu, pengetahuan, dan praktik pemberian MPASI pada bayi di kota Pontianak.Metode. Studi potong lintang dilakukan pada bulan November- Desember 2018 di tiga Puskesmas Kecamatan Kota Pontianak. Sebanyak 89,1 ibu memiliki gawai dan menggunakannya untuk mencari informasi nutrisi anak (82,7). Ibu berpendapat informasi dari dokter (99,1) yang paling terpercaya. Sebanyak 4,5 ibu memberikan MPASI dini dan 12,7 memberikan menu tunggal pada awal pemberian MPASI. Makanan pertama yang diberikan pada bayi usia 6 bulan terutama dari golongan karbohidrat dan ditemukan keterlambatan pemberian protein hewani. Sebanyak 20 ibu berpendapat bahwa garam dan gula tidak boleh diberikan pada bayi di bawah 1 tahun. Tidak semua ibu mengetahui manfaat pemberian minyak dalam MPASI dan masih terdapat 87,3 ibu yang berpendapat minyak tidak boleh diberikan pada usia di bawah 9 bulan. Pengetahuan ibu yang kurang mengenai praktik pemberian MPASI berbasis bukti terkini masih menjadi penyebab utama praktik MPASI yang belum optimal. Intervensi edukasi yang menyeluruh melalui media gawai diperlukan untuk mengoptimalkan praktik pemberian MPASI oleh ibu. Around 6 months of age introduction of complementary foods along with sustained breastfeeding is required as mother's milk solely cannot provide adequate energy (Krebs, 2007).. Optimization of red teff flour, malted soybean flour, and papaya fruit powder blending ratios for better nutritional quality and sensory acceptability of porridge Article Full-text available Mar 2018 Kiros Mezgebo Tefera Belachew Neela Satheesh This study was carried out to optimize the compositions of red teff flour with malted soybean flour and papaya fruit powders for better nutritional quality and sensory acceptability of porridge. Total eleven formulations of the composite flours were determined using D?optimal mixture design with the help of Minitab Version 16 Statistical Software. The prepared porridge samples from formulations were analyzed for nutritional composition, antinutritional factors, and sensory acceptability. Results of the study showed the significant difference (p View Show abstract. Nutritional policies are required for optimum child nutrition and development. We used the latest national representative, cross-sectional data from the Ghana Demographic and Health Survey (GDHS-2014). The survey collected data on children’s food consumption through their mothers in the 24 h recall method. Multiple logistic regression models were used to assess the relationship between socioeconomic status and geographical location with food consumption and adequate dietary diversity after adjusting for control variables. The study revealed an association between specific food item consumption, food groups, and dietary diversity by socioeconomic and geographic characteristics. However, dairy consumption increased faster than other nutritional foods when socioeconomic status increased. Furthermore, the study revealed that children’s chances of consuming particular food items and food groups differed across Ghana’s 10 regions. The average probabilities of consuming adequate dietary diversity between the Greater Accra region and Ashanti region were 43 vs. 8 (p View Show abstract. 4 Lack of support and lack of knowledge base among health care providers concerning appropriate breastfeeding practice can affect the breastfeeding initiation and duration rates as the majority of the health care providers used their own breastfeeding experiences to replace evidence-based knowledge for mothers. 5 Early or timely initiation of breastfeeding, specifically within 1h of birth, refers to the best practice recommendation by the World Health Organization. 6 A recent systematic review and meta-analysis revealed that breastfeeding initiation after the first hour of birth doubles the risk of neonatal mortality.. Pattern of Delivery and Early Initiation of Breastfeeding: An Urban Slum based Cross Cut Study Article Full-text available Dec 2017 Nandeeta Samad View. Outra proposicao levantada pelas maes universitarias como apoio alimentar no desenvolvimento das atividades academicas foi a introducao de alimentos complementares na dieta da crianca, entretanto, de modo geral, esta apenas e recomendada a partir dos seis meses de idade (20). Conhecer a vivencia de maes na conciliacao entre aleitamento materno e estudos universitarios. Metodologia. Estudo descritivo e qualitativo, no qual foram incluidas oito estudantes de uma instituicao de ensino superior do municipio de Floriano, Piaui, Brasil. Como tecnica para producao de dados, utilizou-se a entrevista semiestruturada. Os dados foram analisados por meio da analise de conteudo de Bardin. Resultados. Com base na analise dos dados, emergiram tres categorias: Os desafios para aleitar diante do retorno as atividades academicas; A necessidade de apoio familiar na experiencia do aleitamento materno; e As estrategias utilizadas pelas maes para alimentacao da crianca no retorno as atividades academicas. Os desafios na experiencia do aleitamento materno envolveram carga horaria excessiva e horarios rigidos para o desenvolvimento das atividades academicas, alem da falta de um ambiente adequado para realizacao do aleitamento materno na instituicao de ensino. Em relacao a necessidade de apoio familiar, as maes universitarias relataram que foi insuficiente na experiencia de conciliar o aleitamento materno com a vida academica. No que diz respeito as estrategias das maes no retorno as atividades academicas para alimentacao da crianca identificaram-se ordenha manual; introducao de leite industrializado; insercao da alimentacao complementar; e a interrupcao do aleitamento de acordo com a atitude da crianca. Conclusao. A experiencia do aleitamento materno foi percebida pelas maes universitarias como desafios e descrita com estrategias e tecnicas que visam a sua manutencao. Promote exclusive breastfeeding and the introduction of safe and adequate complementary foods from the age of about 6 months, but not before 4 months, c a It is important that each step be considered, not in isolation, but within the context of all of the other steps. (29). done using the following bibliographic repositories: PubMed, Web of Science, ScienceDirect and Google Scholar..