“…Evidence showed that socio-demographic factors such as; household's poverty and income, residence, parental occupation, parental education, maternal age, family size, overcrowding, and lack of exposure to mass media have influenced the occurrence of underfive acute malnutrition [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12]. Furthermore, some behavioral or community factors including lack of maternal and child health services, of adequate and safe water supply, hygiene of caregiver and of improved environmental sanitation play their role in the occurrence of malnutrition [13,14].…”