The study result exposes the importance of the health of women and girls which is influenced by biological differences linked to sex, gender and other social determinants. Women and men have different health care needs, but all have an equal right to live in good health.

However, for many women and girls, gender discrimination hinders their access to health care, for various reasons including less financial resources and limited mobility. Added to this are other difficulties resulting from disparities between men and women, which limit the ability of women to maintain good health. For example, they spend long hours doing domestic work or work in dangerous environments, or they face acts of gender-based violence.

Pregnancy and childbirth in particular pose significant risks. Many women die of preventable causes related to complications during pregnancy or childbirth which will influence the stages of birth, growth and development of the child growth which starts as soon as the gametes meet and ends at the end of puberty, involves genetic and hereditary and environmental factors.

In conclusion we will see together the importance of breastfeeding including breastfeeding, complementary feeding and the use of the bottle by its frequency and duration.