Aisyah Umi
For some parents, of course, they feel terrified if the baby has been declared stunted. That way, parents will certainly try their best for their children so that they are free from stunting. Then, the question arises whether a child with indications of stunting can still be overcome when he grows up? We know that …
Read MoreStunting Since Infancy, Can It Be Overcome As An Adult?
The role of anthropometry in everyday life is very important. Why not? Because every need and equipment used by humans is closely related to anthropometry. Anthropometry is a measurement of the dimensions of the human body. One of the applications of the science of anthropometry in life is the creation of products. No wonder in …
Read MoreGet to Know Together the Concept of Anthropometry in Product Design
Stunting alleviation was first carried out at the village level. The posyandu activity is the first detection place to find out the risk of stunting in children under five years old. Posyandu activities are routinely carried out once a month. This is a health facility that is easily achieved by rural communities in monitoring children’s …
Read MoreHow is Stunting Handled in the Village? Check out the Role of Posyandu Cadres Here
Stunting is a condition of failure to grow during the 1000 days of a child’s life. This is due to the fact that the nutrients in that phase are not fulfilled. So that it has an impact on the physical condition of children who are stunted or short compared to their peers. The factor causing …
Read MoreAlert! Hypertension During Pregnancy Can Trigger The Birth of Stunted Children
Anthropometry kits are a crucial need today in stunting detection efforts in every region in Indonesia. This tool is a measuring instrument that includes a stadiometer (baby height meter), infantometer (baby length gauge), mother and child digital scales, and a head circumference arm circumference measuring instrument (LILA). The function of this tool is to find …
Read MoreReady to Find Procurement of Anthropometric Kit Needs? Make Sure There’s TKDN!
