It’s never too soon to start teaching kids healthy eating habits. Try these practical tips from a pediatric dietitian.
Tag: childhood nutrition
10 Possible Reasons Why Your Child Isn’t Growing
Poor weight gain is an common problem for children. Find out likely causes and when to seek help.
5 Ways to Get Your Toddler to Eat Healthy Foods
A pediatric dietitian shares how to get your toddler to eat healthy, along with the best toddler foods and toddler snacks to offer your child.
5 Can’t-Miss Signs That Your Child Is Lactose Intolerant
Parents often confuse lactose intolerance with milk allergy, and although the two have similar symptoms, they are very different conditions. Here’s how to tell if your child is lactose intolerant.
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Should Parents Be Worried About Toxic Heavy Metals in Baby Food?
A dietitian explains how to minimize the danger of toxic heavy metals in baby food and when worrying is warranted. (Spoiler: Most of the time, it’s not.)
Why Kids Shouldn’t Go on the Keto Diet for Weight Loss
Dietitians say kids should eat a well-rounded diet that provides all the vitamins and minerals they need to grow. And, it’s important to teach kids sustainable healthy habits that will set them up for success as adults.
Simplify the Packed Lunch: Easy Bento Box Ideas for Kids
You don’t have the time (or desire) to make a sandwich that looks like a bunny rabbit. We get it. But you can still create fun, healthy lunches. Skip the preservative-filled pre-packaged lunch combos and instead go with a bento box to cover all the food groups.
Moms-to-Be: Too Much Sugar During Pregnancy Can Hurt Your Child’s Brain Function
A new study shows a high-sugar diet during pregnancy can negatively affect a child’s brain function. Pediatric dietitian Jennifer Hyland, RD, explains the findings.
How to Overcome Your Child’s Picky Eating Habits
A study finds that while many factors can play a role in a child’s choosy eating, genes that are linked to a child’s sensory responses could be one of them. So should you simply throw up your hands and say it’s genetic?
What’s the Best Strategy to Shop Smart at the Grocery Store?
Find the truth about questions that pique your curiosity in our series, “The Short Answer.” Registered dietitian Jennifer Willoughby, RD, answers this one about grocery shopping for your family.
