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Pangan Lokal Untuk Mp-Asi
COMPLEMENTARY FEEDING
1.
Practise exclusive breastfeeding from birth to 6 months
of age, and introduce complementary foods at 6
months of age (180 days) while continuing to
breastfeed.
2.
Continue frequent, on-demand breastfeeding until 2
years of age or beyond.
3.
Practise responsive feeding, applying the principles of
psychosocial care.
4.
Practise good hygiene and proper food handling.
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5.
Start at 6 months of age with small amounts of food
and increase the quantity as the child gets older,
while maintaining frequent breastfeeding.
6.
Gradually increase food consistency and variety as the
infant grows older, adapting to the infant's
requirements and abilities.
7.
Increase the number of times that the child is fed
complementary foods as the child gets older.
8.
Feed a variety of nutrient-rich foods to ensure that all
nutrient needs are met.
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Guiding principles for complementary feeding of the
breastfed child (WHO 2009)
9.
Use fortified complementary foods or vitamin-mineral
supplements for the infant, as needed
10.
Increase fluid intake during illness, including more
frequent breastfeeding, and encourage the child to eat
soft, favourite foods. After illness, give food more
often than usual and encourage the child to eat more.
Papua’s local foods which are major and easy to get are yellowfin fish and terubuk. Yellowfin
fish is almost available daily at the local market is a protein provider for the community
Yellowfin Terubuk
fish fish
IRON (78 mg/100 g) IRON (80 mg/100 g)
The recommended serving size of complementary feeding biscuit with yellowfin fish flour and terubuk
flour was 45 g or four pieces of biscuit needed to fulfill the required 30% of children’s protein per day
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Analysis of iron, calcium and zinc contents
in formulated fish protein hydrolyzate (FPH)
complementary feeding instant powder
This study was aimed to analyse Ca, Fe and Zn content in the formulated fish protein
hydrolysate (FPH) complementary feeding porridge
In this research, the processing of complementary feeding instant powder was processed by
combining FPH, green bean flour, skim milk, red bean flour, refined sugar and vegetable oil
which had previously been through the optimization process using Response Surface
Methodology (RSM) techniques
Instant powder product that utilizes green beans and skim milk enriched with fish protein
hydrolyzate (FPH) is a food product that is developed with the aim of additional food for
toddlers with poor nutritional status
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36 months in rural areas of Indonesia. Korean J Pediatr 2017;60(10):320-326.
• WHO. Infant and young child feeding. WHO 2019.
• Binns et al. Guidelines for Complementary Feeding of Infants in the Asia Pacific Region: APACPH
Public Health Nutrition Group. Asia Pacific Journal of Public Health 1–9. May 2020.
• United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF). Improving Young Children’s Diets During the
Complementary Feeding Period. UNICEF Programming Guidance. New York: UNICEF, 2020.