Randomised controlled trial shows educational interventions improve self-efficacy in mothers, highlighting the need for supportive health policies.
The education provided to mothers positively influenced their complementary feeding behaviours and increased their parenting self-efficacy. Recommendations include the development of health policies and initiatives to support healthy feeding behaviours. Online training given to mothers can be used to support complementary feeding behaviours.
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