Mother’s Education and Anthropometry of Preschool Children
Journal Title: Research Journal of Philosophy & Social Sciences - Year 2018, Vol 0, Issue 2
Abstract
The pre-school years are the period of time before a child begins his formal education. It is a period during which development occurs at a very rapid speed which calls for intake of greater amounts of nutrients (Mishra and Gupta, 1978). Although compared with infancy the development during pre-school years is slow but the growth of the child and development of the different organs takes place in preschool years. The present study will be an endeavour to study the anthropometric measurements of children of educated and uneducated mothers.
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Surender Kaur
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