2016
DOI: 10.4038/jccpsl.v21i1.8074
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Knowledge, attitudes and practices on child feeding among child care providers of preschools in a nutritionally vulnerable district in Sri Lanka

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“…This is also a challenge for the United Nations' sustainable development goals to which Vietnam has committed. The nutrition of children is influenced by many factors such as: i) the individual characteristics of a child; ii) community characteristics; and iii) characteristics of the household [7]- [9]. In particular, cultural behavioral theory has shown that the nutritional health of children depends heavily on the mother's knowledge [10]- [13].…”
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“…This is also a challenge for the United Nations' sustainable development goals to which Vietnam has committed. The nutrition of children is influenced by many factors such as: i) the individual characteristics of a child; ii) community characteristics; and iii) characteristics of the household [7]- [9]. In particular, cultural behavioral theory has shown that the nutritional health of children depends heavily on the mother's knowledge [10]- [13].…”
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confidence: 99%