VOICED : In Pakistan low breastfeeding rates leads to stunted growth cr

The video highlights the issue of child malnutrition in Pakistan, focusing on the high rate of stunting among children, particularly in rural areas like Baluchistan. It discusses the misconceptions about breastfeeding, the influence of advertising, and the role of health professionals in promoting formula milk. The video emphasizes the need for better education and support for breastfeeding to improve child health and future generations.

What is a common belief among mothers in Baluchistan regarding their breast milk?

• It should be given more than twice a day.

• It is not good enough for their babies.

• It should be mixed with formula milk.

• It is the best source of nutrition.

What percentage of children in Pakistan are affected by stunting?

• 22%

• 33%

• 44%

• 55%

What is one of the main reasons for the high stunting rate in Pakistan?

• High rates of infectious diseases.

• Poor sanitation facilities.

• Insufficient breastfeeding practices.

• Lack of access to clean water.

Why do some mothers in rural areas of Pakistan prefer formula milk over breastfeeding?

• It is recommended by all health professionals.

• It is easier to prepare.

• They believe it is more nutritious.

• It is cheaper than breastfeeding.

What is the recommended practice by the World Health Organization for infant feeding in the first six months?

• Mixing formula with breast milk.

• Using herbal supplements.

• Exclusive breastfeeding.

• Feeding solid foods.