The latest National Family Health Survey (NFHS-6) has highlighted a notable improvement in child nutrition in Meghalaya, with stunting rates among children under five decreasing from 46.5% in the previous survey (NFHS-5) to 36.8%. This positive trend is complemented by an increase in breastfeeding practices, as 76.4% of children are now breastfed within one hour of birth, and 97.1% of infants under six months are currently breastfeeding. The state government has prioritized maternal health services, promoting early antenatal registration, regular health check-ups, and providing iron and folic acid supplements. Additionally, community involvement has been pivotal, with local women’s groups and families actively participating in growth monitoring and awareness campaigns. The report emphasizes that households are increasingly adopting kitchen gardens and integrating traditional nutrient-rich foods into their diets, which further supports the improvement in nutrition indicators.