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ELN Behavioural Index

We're building an Early Life Nutrition Behavioural Index that clearly shows where there is work to do to improve behaviours surrounding nutrition in early life. We recognise that it will take some time to create a comprehensive index, but we aim to start the journey towards that with this survey.

Calls to Action

Through engagement with our membership, four key stakeholders have emerged: o The media and the role of the media o Social influence o Healthcare professionals o Quality and efficacy of legislation. We will examine the issues associated with each area, and devise interventions that mitigate the behaviour problems that cause negative nutrition behaviours.
Master Classes

We invite experts in behaviour change and early life nutrition to teach regular masterclasses are run regularly by the ELN Network, open to all our members. These masterclasses are an opportunity to learn about innovative behaviour change strategies and gain insight into best practice in early life nutrition.
Workshops

The Early Life Nutrition Network runs workshops at major conferences and events, where we bring together an interdisciplinary group of healthcare stakeholders to tackle a behaviour change problem.
Working Groups

Working groups are our key space for connecting members and generating new knowledge on the behaviour change problems associated with key issues in the ELN community. They are organized around a specific behavioural issue in early life nutrition. Working groups will initially be facilitated by the ELN Network, but members of the network are encouraged to use the platform to set up their own working groups.
Articles and Case Studies

The Early Life Nutrition Network amasses the latest research articles, case studies and guidelines the early life nutrition space, in order to determine what works to change behaviour.

Our Mission and Vision
Our Steering Group

The Early Life Nutrition Network is steered by seven leaders in the Early Life Nutrition field.
Our Team

The Early Life Nutrition Network is made up of a team of behaviour change experts.
Zika and Early Life Nutrition: The WHO Guidelines

As Zika Virus spreads across the globe, the anxiety that it might be transmitted, not just by the Mosquito, but through breastmilk or bodily fluids also spreads. The lack of research in the area makes the issue hotly contested. However, despite the lack of evidence, the WHO has, in 2016, published behavioural guidelines for pregnant and feeding mothers concerning the spread of Zika.
Iodine Deficiency in Australia: A Case Study

Iodine deficiency is the most common preventable cause of mental retardation in the world; obtaining iodine through the food supply is therefore paramount. This article examines a growing frequency of Iodine deficiency in Australia. Submitted by our member Dr Ben Balzer, a General Practitioner with special interest in nutrition, from Sydney Australia.
‘Health in All Policies’: Achieving Nutritional Behaviour Change

In this article, we examine the WHO’s ‘Health in All Policies’ framework and the ways in which it might be deployed to achieve behaviour change at a local, national and international level of governance.
Paid Parental Leave: An ELN Behaviour Change Intervention?

On Tuesday, April 5th 2016, San Francisco became the first city in the USA to mandate employers provide six weeks of fully paid parental leave for new parents – both mothers and fathers.
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From Our Chairman

A Message from our Chairman, Professor Maurice Biriotti.
British Nutrition Foundation: Emerging Research

The British Nutrition Foundation has published a report on the emergent issues in Infant Feeding for the period of May – July 2016. The report is packed with insights on complementary feeding practices, childhood obesity, micronutrients and maternal diet. The report also brings to the fore the behaviour change dimension of current research – with a focus on successful parental interventions for behaviour change.