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Feeding the baby only breast milk for the first six months. Benefits include optimal growth and development and protection against infections.

Providing zinc to children to boost their immune system. Benefits include diarrhea management and prevention of stunting.

Ensuring sufficient iodine intake during pregnancy. Benefits include prevention of congenital hypothyroidism and improved child cognitive function.

Care given around the time of childbirth. Benefits include reducing maternal and neonatal mortality and monitoring for complications.

Improving facilities for waste disposal. Benefits include reducing disease transmission and enhancing public health.

Prevents pregnancy by physically blocking sperm. Benefits include protection against STIs and no hormonal side effects.

Promoting equal health service access for women and men. Benefits include improved outcomes in maternal and child health and enhanced societal development.

Vaccinating children against various diseases. Benefits include immunity development and prevention of disease outbreaks.

Skin-to-skin contact for low-weight or premature newborns. Benefits include thermal regulation, better sleep patterns, and improved breastfeeding.

Strategies to control the number and timing of children. Benefits include increased education and empowerment for women, and improved child health.

Tracking a child’s growth over time. Benefits include identifying nutritional needs and early detection of growth disorders.

Use of insecticide-treated bed nets and antimalarial drugs. Benefits include reduced maternal anemia and decreased infant mortality.

Treatment for dehydration from diarrhea with a simple solution of sugar and salts. Benefits include preventing dehydration and reducing mortality.

Dietary considerations for pregnant women, including adequate caloric intake and essential nutrients. Benefits include supporting fetal development and reducing pregnancy complications.

Providing vitamin A to prevent deficiency and associated blindness in children. Benefits include a strengthened immune system and reduced child mortality.

Educating to prevent exposure to secondhand smoke during pregnancy and childhood. Benefits include reduced risks of respiratory issues and SIDS.

Regular medical check-ups during pregnancy ensuring mother and fetus health. Benefits include reduced risk of complications and monitoring of fetal development.

Childbirth overseen by trained health professionals. Benefits include reduced maternal and neonatal complications and deaths.

Care provided to the mother and newborn immediately after birth. Benefits include support for recovery, breastfeeding assistance, and newborn care.

Feeding an infant with mother's milk. Benefits include immune support for the baby and reduced risk of chronic diseases for the mother.

Access to purified water sources. Benefits include reduced incidence of waterborne diseases and improved overall health.

Screening for HIV and providing antiretroviral therapy to prevent mother-to-child transmission. Benefits include reducing HIV transmission and improving maternal health.

Testing the hearing of newborns to identify congenital hearing loss early. Benefits include timely intervention and better language development outcomes.