Introduction
Animal source foods (ASFs) provide essential nutrients and are important for child growth and development [In Rwanda prior to the 1994 genocide, traditional gender roles for women included childcare and food preparation. A gender analysis study showed that cultural norms limited women’s ability to work outside the home without their husbands’ permission [Studies in LMICs have shown improvements in child feeding practices and nutritional outcomes when fathers are involved in decision-making on young child feeding and when they provide physical, psychological, and financial support for child feeding practices [Despite the role of gender dynamics and norms and the importance of fathers in influencing nutrition in their households, the evidence on feasible, effective, and acceptable ways to involve fathers in child nutrition is limited [