Sentence examples for below five years old from inspiring English sources
About 42 million children below five years old suffered from acute malnutrition in Sub -Saharan Africa in 1996.
The situation of Yemeni children is serious; according to the 2012 2013 NSPMS final report, nearly half of the children below five years old were stunted (42.5%), and 12.6% were severely stunted.
Acute lower respiratory infections are the leading cause of death in children below five years old worldwide [ 14].
In each selected community, the sample included a group of 100 contiguous households with children below five years old, spreading out from a random starting point.
Around 50 per cent of children below five years old are underweight, with 14 per cent severely underweight and 48 per cent stunted.
The vaccination campaign will also integrate Vitamin A supplementation, which can reduce deaths associated with measles by up to 50 percent, as well as de-worming for children below five years old.
It calls States to ensure children below three years of age will not be placed in institutions, and meanwhile to develop viable and quality alternative to institutionalization of children – especially the ones below three years old.
The aim of Iluminda and her support network of two barangay health workers is to reach 90 per cent of approximately 570 children below six years old during this April's Garantisadong Pambata and Days of Peace campaigns.
The landmark conference brought the the region closer than ever before to the vision that every child below three years old grows up in nurturing family environment because all children need to get the best possible start in life.
Never add honey to your baby's oatmeal, especially if your baby is below one year old.
Health services are expanding, though from a low base: a recent study by the Lancet, a medical journal, found that around a third of Vietnamese children under five years old were still below their expected height because of poor nutrition.A welfare system along European lines is slowly emerging.
