Introduction
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CHOKING
Complementary feeding (CF) is the process of introducing solid and liquid foods, except for breast milk or infant formula, into an infant’s diet [In recent decades, responsive CF methods, such as Baby-Led Weaning (BLW) and Baby-Led Introduction to SolidS (BLISS), have been proposed [Encouraging children’s autonomy [The positive perceptions presented by studies regarding parents’ adherence to responsive CF methods show that this method is easier and healthier [The fear of children choking [Due to the popularity of responsive CF methods, their benefits, and the challenges for their adherence by families, this study aimed to assess adherence to three different CF methods at seven, nine, and 12 months of age of children: PLW, BLISS, and mixed, which is the combination of the BLISS method with the PLW method.