Nutritional Status of Children and its Relation to Maternal Factors: An Endeavor Toward Better-Nourished Western Rural India.

The current study findings also indicate that there was a decline in malnutrition with an increase in the educational qualification of mothers, in agreement with a study conducted by Popat CN et al .[ 16 ] In the current study, the difference between birth spacing and malnutrition was not found to be statistically significant, and this was comparable to findings reported by Ahmed et al ., in Telangana.[ 21 ] In contrast to these findings, Choudhary S et al .,[ 22 ] in their study found a highly significant association between birth interval and the nutritional status of children.

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