The Correlation Between Feeding Patterns And The Incidence Of Stunting In Children Aged 0-59 Months

Hidayati, Tutik; Pratiwi, Rizki Citra Dewi

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“…This study also revealed that parenting to eat in children under five is related to the incidence of stunting. This follows previous research which revealed that diet is associated with the incidence of stunting in children under five aged 0-59 months (Hidayati & Citra Dewi Pratiwi, 2022).…”

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“…From the parenting perspective, this research is important to determine the incidence of stunting in toddlers aged 24-59 months. Good parenting patterns reduce stunting due to nutritional factors in feeding children who are increasingly optimal and good will affect the growth and development of children who are getting better (Hidayat, 2023). In addition, other studies have also revealed that the diet adopted by parents can influence food/energy intake, affecting children's growth (Abebe et al, 2017).…”

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Stunting Incidence in Toddlers Aged 24-59 Months in Kuburaya District Viewed from Feeding Patterns

Permana,

Anantanyu,

Priyatama

2023

PICNHS

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Stunting is growth failure in toddlers due to chronic malnutrition and causes children to become short. Stunting is often known as stunting, a state of growth failure in toddlers as indicated by a height-for-age figure of less than -2 (z-score value). Stunting is caused by many aspects, including parenting and nutrition-related eating. The mother's parenting style will determine the toddler's nutritional status. The better the parenting style, the better the nutritional status. The prevalence of stunting in toddlers aged 24-59 years in Kuburaya District is 40.3%. This study aimed to determine the profile of stunting in toddlers aged 24-59 months from the perspective of parenting in Kuburaya District. This research is observational with a random case-control design. Data collection was taken in February-March 2023. The number of case samples was 62 mothers with stunted toddlers, and a control sample of 62 mothers with normal nutritional status toddlers. The data collection technique used a parenting eating pattern questionnaire with height and weight measurements. Data analysis techniques using descriptive statistics. The results revealed that stunting in poor parenting was 85.5% while stunting in good parenting was 14.5% in Kuburaya District. The conclusion from this research is that parenting is related to the incidence of stunting in toddlers, so it is necessary to pay attention to the role of the family, especially mothers, to provide good parenting patterns to prevent stunting.

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Stunting Incidence in Toddlers Aged 24-59 Months in Kuburaya District Viewed from Feeding Patterns

Permana,

Anantanyu,

Priyatama

2023

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“…Additionally, a relatively low level of education can also affect awareness of proper nutrition for toddlers. However, there are also children from families with good socioeconomic status who experience stunting, although their numbers tend to be lower (Apriluana & Fikawati 2018, Hidayati & Citra 2022, Sholikhah & Dewi 2022.…”

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Integrated handling to overcome stunting in rural areas in East Java, Indonesia

Ariadi

2023

MKP

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Stunting is one of the pressing health issues that requires serious attention and immediate intervention. This study aimed to assess the causes of stunting, the challenges faced by communities in ensuring nutrition for children, the management of stunting, and the efforts needed to optimize stunting intervention in rural areas. This study employed a qualitative approach with a total of 30 families having stunted children as informants. The study reveals that preventive measures against stunting should commence early, even during pregnancy. Apart from nutritional deficiencies, equally important contributing factors are inadequate maternal knowledge, recurrent or chronic infections, poor sanitation, and limited healthcare access. One pivotal step in preventing stunting is empowering and centralizing the role of mothers, who should be committed actors in the stunting prevention process. In a child’s growth and development, exclusive breastfeeding along with appropriate complementary feeding demands attention. Understanding child growth stages is crucial for parents to prevent stunting. Although most parents are aware of the significance of meeting their child’s nutritional needs, economic constraints and lack of awareness still hinder some parents from giving extra attention to this matter.

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Strategic Model for Reducing Stunting Rates Through Parenting Improvement In Indonesia: Supporting SDG 3 to Promote Good Health and Well-Being

Kania,

Karmila,

Rismayanti

et al. 2024

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Objective: Stunting remains a critical issue in Indonesia, with significant implications for the health and development of children under five. Poor parenting practices, including inadequate feeding, exclusive breastfeeding, and unhealthy living conditions, contribute to high stunting rates. This research aims to develop an innovative strategy for parenting improvement involving all stakeholders to reduce stunting rates, thereby supporting the achievement of SDG 3 for good health and well-being. Theoretical Framework: Stunting is a condition where a child's height is below the development standard by more than two standard deviations, leading to long-term consequences such as reduced cognitive skills, frequent illnesses, and higher risk of diseases. Factors affecting nutritional status include food intake, infectious diseases, food availability, parenting practices, environmental sanitation, and access to healthcare. Effective parenting counseling is essential to enhance parenting practices and prevent stunting. Avoiding punishment and ostracism is crucial in child-rearing. Method: The study employed a qualitative approach using case studies, with data collected through in-depth interviews with key members of the stunting task force across three provinces. Results and Discussion: The findings indicate that parents lack awareness and responsibility regarding government standards for childcare, exclusive breastfeeding, and healthcare utilization. The study proposes a strategic model for stunting reduction through improved parenting practices, involving Penta Helix elements such as the community, universities, media, businesses, and government. This model aims to create a synergistic system involving all stakeholders. Research Implications: The proposed model is expected to enhance multi-sectoral collaboration and effectively reduce stunting rates. Originality/Value: The study contributes an integrated approach to stunting reduction, emphasizing the role of parenting improvement in achieving SDG 3.

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The Correlation Between Feeding Patterns And The Incidence Of Stunting In Children Aged 0-59 Months

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Stunting Incidence in Toddlers Aged 24-59 Months in Kuburaya District Viewed from Feeding Patterns

Stunting Incidence in Toddlers Aged 24-59 Months in Kuburaya District Viewed from Feeding Patterns

Integrated handling to overcome stunting in rural areas in East Java, Indonesia

Strategic Model for Reducing Stunting Rates Through Parenting Improvement In Indonesia: Supporting SDG 3 to Promote Good Health and Well-Being

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