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The role of fathers in feeding, care, and dental hygiene practices of children aged <6 years: A rapid scoping review.

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By Priyanka Patil, Subarna Chakraborty, Dina Moboshir, Joanna Dwardzweska
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Abstract Abstract Background: The contribution of fathers in the early stages of child development, especially in feeding care and dental hygiene practices, is increasingly recognized but not well-documented. This rapid scoping review aims to broadly map the existing literature on this subject, focusing on children aged less than six years, and to identify areas where further research is needed.
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Pilot Randomised Controlled Trial - Nurture Early for Optimal Nutrition (NEON) Study: Community facilitator-led participatory learning and action (PLA) women's groups to improve infant feeding, care and dental hygiene practices in South Asian infants aged

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By Logan Manikam, Priyanka Patil, Subarna Chakraborty, Delaney Douglas-Hiley
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Abstract Background: The first 1000-days of life are a critical window and can result in adverse-health consequences due to inadequate nutrition. South-Asian (SA) communities face significant health-disparities, particularly in maternal and child-health. Community-based-interventions, often employing Participatory-Learning-and-Action (PLA) approaches, have effectively addressed health-inequalities in lower-income-nations.
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Nurture Early for Optimal Nutrition (NEON) Pilot Randomised Controlled Trial: Qualitative study of community facilitators and attendees' perspective on intervention delivery.

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By Logan Manikam, Priyanka Patil, Ummi Bello, Subarna Chakraborty
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Abstract Background Appropriate and healthy feeding practices can enhance a child's health, prevent obesity, and reduce chronic metabolic disease risks. Given the ethnic variations in feeding practices and metabolic risk, interventions must be community specific. Culturally tailored, grassroots interventions targeting infant feeding can induce behavioural changes, mitigating chronic metabolic disease risks in later life.
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