Cross-sectional study examines infant feeding practices among mothers, highlighting cultural myths and educational impacts.
Infant feeding practices are critical for child growth and are often shaped by maternal education and socio-cultural beliefs. This study examines the demographic profile of weaning mothers, nutritional status of infants, and prevailing myths related to complementary feeding in rural Keonjhar district, Odisha. A community-based cross-sectional design was adopted among mothers of children aged 0–24 months using a structured questionnaire.
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