Cross-sectional design shows significant associations between breastfeeding and infant growth metrics in Indonesia, indicating proper feeding practices matter.
Key Points
Infants' growth metrics were significantly associated with breastfeeding and complementary feeding practices, impacting initial development stages.
Significant relationships were observed between breastfeeding, portion size, and frequency versus growth indicators like weight-for-age.
Data were collected through questionnaires and anthropometric measurements using a cross-sectional design with a defined sample size.
Promoting age-appropriate complementary feeding practices is crucial for improving infant health status in Indonesia.