Journal of Pediatrics and Child Health
Pediatric Nutrition
Pediatric nutrition focuses on providing proper and balanced nourishment to children from infancy through adolescence to support healthy growth and development. Good nutrition is essential for building strong immunity, supporting brain development, and preventing both immediate and long-term health issues. In infancy, breast milk is the ideal source of nutrition, offering essential nutrients and antibodies. As children grow, introducing a variety of foods, including fruits, vegetables, whole grains, proteins, and dairy, is crucial. Nutritional needs change with age, activity levels, and health conditions. Pediatric nutrition also addresses concerns like undernutrition, obesity, food allergies, and special dietary needs in chronic illnesses. Monitoring growth patterns and dietary habits helps in early identification of nutritional deficiencies. Guidance from pediatricians and dietitians ensures children develop lifelong healthy eating habits.
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