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Poor Parenting Patterns Causing Childhood Stunting In Urban Areas - ANTARA News | RMOL

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Poor parenting patterns causing childhood stunting in urban areas - ANTARA News

Poor parenting patterns causing childhood stunting in urban areas - RMOL News - Padang, West Sumatra (RMOL) - The cause of stunting in children in urban areas lies in poor parenting patterns instead of a lack of nutritious intake, according to the National Population and Family Planning Board (BKKBN). 'We see that generally, in urban …

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