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Infant Feeding Under 6 months Exclusive Breastfeeding o For 6 months o Initiation within 1st hour after birth o Breastfeeding on demand o Development of skills of breastfeeding expression o Protection from commercial pressures of artificial milk o Breast milk substitutes o Dangers of breast milk substitutes 2 Infant feeding continued • Complementary feeding and sustained breastfeeding • Timely introduction of complementary foods • Breast feed into the second year • Adequate complimentary foods (energy and nutrient dense, quantity) • Frequent feeding 3 HIV and Infant Feeding • All mothers supported to B/F unless tested +ve • Replacement feeding • Guidance and support to feed child 4 Complementary feeding • Adaptation of psychomotor abilities for feeding • Feeding responsively • Adequate feeding situation • Adaptation to family diet • Ensuring adequate intrahousehold food distribution • Appropriate response to poor appetite in young children 5 Infant Feeding continued • Children aged 6-24 months • Cont. B/F for 2 years • Complementary feeding • 6 months require energy dense foods + B/M • 30% of energy from oils/fats • Vitamin A supplements • Means & skills in food preparation, specific food commodities & utensils, fuel and water • Low birth weight babies iron supplements 6
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