“…Twenty-seven studies described advice providers for CFP, of which nine had overall WOE = H and eighteen had overall WOE = M. The commonest source of feeding advice were health-care professionals, including doctors, auxillary nurse midwives, lady health visitors and anganwadi health workers, usually at antenatal visits or during immunizations (twenty-one studies (26,35,38,45,46,50,51,(53)(54)(55)(56)(57)60,61,64,66,68,(77)(78)(79)(80) ). The next most common source of advice was a family member, usually the grandmother or mother-in-law (eleven studies (26,35,45,46,48,52,54,55,60,67,81) ), with nine further studies specifically mentioning elders (35,40,42,45,51,61,66,77,79) .…”