Analysis highlights family support and cultural factors affecting infant feeding practices, suggesting public health interventions are needed.
Maternal sociodemographic characteristics, cultural factors, and perceptions of workload significantly influence complementary feeding behaviors. Developing public health interventions that are sensitive to the sociocultural context-particularly for at-risk groups-is essential to promote appropriate infant feeding practices.
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