Child malnutrition is perhaps the one of the main medical condition influencing general human wellbeing,  mainly in non-industrial nations. The improvement of legitimate evaluations of malnutrition is one of the  difficulties encountered by policymakers in numerous countries worldwide. In this manner, the current  study was embraced with the essential goal of evaluating and determining all potential determinants of childhood malnutrition in Malawi, using the Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) data 2015/16. The study seeks to reveal some of the significant factors that are perpetuating the incidence of malnutrition in  children of Malawi. It also designed to offer deeper insights on how the probability of being diagnosed with  this medical condition (malnutrition) evolves across the different levels of the found significant factors.