Surveying the relation between the means of infant feeding and motor development in Hungary

M. Kádár, G. Szőllősi, S. Molnár, L. Kardos, L. Szabó
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Understanding the role of nutrition in the development of children’s physical, mental, and motor abilities.Examination of visiting nurse reports on feeding habits and perceived developmental delays in infants at 1 year of age between 2010 and 2015.Between 0 and 6 months of age the lowest number of new cases (4.4/100,000) identified by health screenings can be anticipated among the infants feeding exclusively with breastmilk. We find a similarly low number of identifiable new cases among infants nourished with breastmilk where it is mixed with other nutrients (4.7 new cases) while the most cases of delayed motor development can be anticipated among infants nourished with infant formulae (48.4 new cases).The role of nutrition in infants’ motor development is vital, especially breastfeeding. Regular health status checks of infants are inevitably required for the adoption of higher-level health-policy decisions which may induce projects, programmes, and strategies aimed at the improvement of health. Thorough documentation and continuous collection of the pertinent data is likewise requisite.
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调查匈牙利婴儿喂养方式与运动发育之间的关系
了解营养在儿童身体、智力和运动能力发展中的作用。对2010年至2015年间1岁婴儿喂养习惯和感知发育迟缓的访问护士报告的检查在0至6个月大的婴儿中,通过健康检查发现的新病例数最低(4.4/100 000),可以预期是纯母乳喂养的婴儿。我们发现,在母乳与其他营养物质混合喂养的婴儿中,可识别的新病例数量同样较少(4.7例新病例),而在婴儿配方奶粉喂养的婴儿中,可以预期大多数运动发育迟缓病例(48.4例新病例)。营养在婴儿运动发育中的作用是至关重要的,尤其是母乳喂养。为了通过更高一级的卫生政策决定,不可避免地需要定期检查婴儿的健康状况,这些决定可能促成旨在改善健康的项目、方案和战略。详尽的文档和持续收集相关数据也是必要的。
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