Knowledge And Attitude Of Rural Women Regarding Infant Feeding - Tiwari, Neha; Vyas, Jiju N.
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The World Health Organization estimates that around 220,000 children could be saved every year with exclusive breastfeeding. It recommends that colostrum, the yellowish sticky breast milk that is produced at the end of pregnancy as the ideal food for newborns; to be given within the first hour of birth, a process referred to as early initiation. Infants breast fed within the first hour of birth are three times more likely to survive than those who have their first breast milk after a day. Exclusive breastfeeding should be given from birth up to 6 months and continued breastfeeding is…mehr

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The World Health Organization estimates that around 220,000 children could be saved every year with exclusive breastfeeding. It recommends that colostrum, the yellowish sticky breast milk that is produced at the end of pregnancy as the ideal food for newborns; to be given within the first hour of birth, a process referred to as early initiation. Infants breast fed within the first hour of birth are three times more likely to survive than those who have their first breast milk after a day. Exclusive breastfeeding should be given from birth up to 6 months and continued breastfeeding is recommended with appropriate complementary food until the child celebrates his/her second year birth day without water, food or drink.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Neha Tiwari, Assistenzprofessorin an der Junagadh Agricultural University, hat ihren Ph.D. und M.Sc. in Hauswirtschaftslehre und Kommunikationsmanagement an der MPUAT abgeschlossen. Sie war Goldmedaillengewinnerin in ihrem M.Sc- und B.Sc-Studiengang. Sie hat 15 Forschungsarbeiten und Artikel veröffentlicht und wurde für ICAR JRF im M.Sc und UGC Net mit JRF im Ph.D ausgezeichnet.