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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
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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
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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
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