Abstract
Conclusion: There was a positive, direct relationship
between the health of children and mothers'
residential area, education level and family's
wealth-status. (Rawal Med J 202;45:176-178).
Keywords: Child Nutritional Status, Reproductive
aged mothers, BMI, socio-demographic factors.
Results: There was a positive and significant
relationship between all the independent
variables with the dependent variable. The BMI of
the child increased by changing the area of
residence of mother from rural to urban, increased
with the increase in the education level of mother
and increased as the wealth index of the
household rose.
Objective: To find the relationship between
mother's area of residence, education and
household wealth on child's nutritional status.
