Appropriate Complementary Feeding as a Preventive Factor for Growth Faltering in Early Childhood

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Observational study analyzes risk factors for growth faltering in children under two, suggesting dietary practices are crucial.

Dietary practices are the dominant risk factor for growth failure, emphasizing the need for appropriate complementary feeding.
Children with growth faltering had dietary practices that did not comply with guidelines, indicating a significant issue.
The analysis included 25 children, with cases showing lower weight gains than WHO standards, providing clear evidence.
Observational study design used statistical tests like chi-square and logistic regression to assess risk factors.

Pradigdo et al. (2025) studied this question.

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