Mother’s Education and Food Intake of Preschool Children
Journal Title: Review Journal of Political Philosophy - Year 2018, Vol 0, Issue 2
Abstract
ducation plays a very important role in the feeding pattern in a household and in the prevention of malnutrition. Education of women is crucial for this. With the present low figure of female literacy, we have long way to go. The present study is aimed at studying the impact of mother education on the food intake of preschool children.
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Dr. Surender Kaur, Dr Yogita Arora
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