How to Use a Complementary Feeding Wheel during Counseling
The USAID-funded Suaahara ‘Good Nutrition’ Project’s Bhanchhin Aama (“Mother says”) campaign comprehensively integrates nutrition, sanitation, agriculture and health services promotion to improve health outcomes. The program focuses on families within the 1000 days from pregnancy till the child is two years old.
The Bhanchhin Aama Campaign developed a complementary feeding wheel for front line workers to use when discussing age specific complementary food during home visits to 1000 days mothers. This short video explains how to use the complementary feeding wheel.
Source: USAID
Date of Publication: March 25, 2019
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