Keywordsearly childhood; exclusive breastfeeding; complementary feeding; developmental status; behavior; randomized trial; zinc; children; global health; China; breastfeeding; bonding; attachment; internalizing behaviors; prematurity; human milk; fortifier; infant feeding; growth; acidosis; complementary foods; infants; Asia pacific region; infant feeding practices; childcare; day-care; dietary intake; dietary journal; nutrition; observation; overweight; parent; toddler; adolescents; food intake; micronutrients; dietary supplements; Raine Study; internalizing; externalizing; total behavior; CBCL; child; micronutrient deficiency; zinc and iron; breastfeeding; duration; determinants; Middle East; dietary supplements; Chinese; calcium; zinc; migrants; child; nutrition; paediatric; obesity; abdominal adiposity; prevalence; correlates; diet; Lebanon; Eastern Mediterranean region; 25-hydroxyvitamin D; vitamin D; infant; dietary supplements; fortified foods; dietary pattern; attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD); school-aged children; Korean; MeSH terms; growth; infant; breastfeeding; weaning; overweight; child; metabolic syndrome; homocysteine; Nepal; breastfeeding; demographic and health survey; exclusive breastfeeding; Timor-Leste; infant feeding; breastfeeding; complimentary feeding; acculturation; body fluid; deuterium; dilution technique; impedance technique; prediction equation; accuracy; technical error; prematurity; very low birth weight; pediatric nutrition; intervention study; metabolomics; urine; nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy; glycine; threonine; iron endowment; breastfed infant; iron stores; iron deficiency; 24-h recall; dietary assessment; infants; toddlers; Somalia; Iraq; immigrants; Norway
