Métodos BLW, BLISS e PLW no contexto da alimentação complementar: revisão integrativa
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https://doi.org/10.34119/bjhrv6n4-323Keywords:
alimentação complementar, comportamento alimentar, nutrição do lactente, métodos de alimentaçãoAbstract
Determinar a forma mais adequada de introdução à alimentação complementar, a fim de embasar a construção do roteiro de um vídeo educativo para introdução de alimentos complementares em lactentes. Trata-se de uma revisão integrativa da literatura nas bases de dados PUBMED, SCIELO e LILACS, com abordagem qualitativa e coorte temporal de 5 anos, a fim de coletar informações a partir de descritores previamente determinados. Foram observados diversos fatores positivos e negativos de cada abordagem de alimentação complementar, a partir da análise de diversos aspectos como o risco de engasgo, aporte nutricional, aceitação familiar, visão do profissional da saúde, comportamento alimentar, período de introdução da alimentação complementar, ganho de peso e obesidade, constipação e desenvolvimento neuromotor. Idealmente sugere-se a associação das abordagens, respeitando a individualidade e necessidade de cada família/criança, de forma que se aproveite os benefícios que cada um apresenta.
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