The Slippery Slope of Child Feeding Practices in India

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Date
2018-04
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Indian Academy of Pediatrics
Abstract
National Family Health Survey 4 (NFHS-4) data shows a ten percentage point decline in timely complementary feeding rates in the backdrop of increases in breastfeeding indicators. There is large-scale decline in this indicator across all regions and states. An understanding of social determinants is critical for generating transformative ideas to address these challenges.
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Complementary feeding, Decline, National health surveys, Social determinants.
Citation
Dasgupta Rajib, Chaand Ipsha, Barla Kirti Rakshit. The Slippery Slope of Child Feeding Practices in India. Indian Pediatrics. 2018 Apr; 55(4): 284-286