A systematic review of complementary feeding practices in South Asian infants and young children: the Bangladesh perspective

Logan Manikam; Alexandra Robinson; Jia Ying Kuah; Hrisheekesh J. Vaidya; Emma C. Alexander; George W. Miller; Kunjshri K. Singh; Victoria Dawe; Sonia Ahmed; Raghu Lingam; Monica Lakhanpaul

doi:10.1186/s40795-017-0176-9

A systematic review of complementary feeding practices in South Asian infants and young children: the Bangladesh perspective

Logan Manikam
, Alexandra Robinson
, Jia Ying Kuah
, Hrisheekesh J. Vaidya
, Emma C. Alexander
, George W. Miller
, Kunjshri K. Singh
, Victoria Dawe
, Sonia Ahmed
, Raghu Lingam
, Monica Lakhanpaul

School of Social Sciences, Humanities & Law

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Abstract

Sub-optimal nutrition among children remains a problem across South Asia (SA). Appropriate complementary feeding practices (CFP) can greatly reduce this risk. The primary objective of this systematic review (SR) of CF studies was to assess timing, dietary diversity, meal frequency and influencing factors in children under two in Bangladesh.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1-13
Journal	BMC Nutrition
Volume	3
Issue number	56
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1186/s40795-017-0176-9
Publication status	Published - 12 Jul 2017

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