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Pediatric Nutrition Basics

Proteins

Proteins

Proteins

A pile of fresh brown eggs closely packed together.

Seafood, poultry, meat, eggs, beans, nuts, seeds, soy products

Grains

Proteins

Proteins

Various freshly baked breads with wheat and flour sack.

Whole Grains

Refined grains

Dairy

Proteins

Fresh Fruits

Fresh dairy products including milk, butter, and cottage cheese.

Milk, Cheese, butter, ice cream, yogurt

Fresh Fruits

Vibrant Veggies

Fresh Fruits

Various fresh fruit juices and fruits arranged on a wooden surface.

Fruits are a great source of fiber, vitamin C and sugar. An apple a day...

Vibrant Veggies

Vibrant Veggies

Vibrant Veggies

Colorful fresh vegetables including eggplants, peppers, tomatoes, and cucumbers.

Vegetables are also a great source of fiber but contain many important minerals and vitamins.

Healthy Oils

Vibrant Veggies

Vibrant Veggies

Fresh green olives next to a bowl of olive oil and olive leaves.

Fats are Essential. A little goes a long way!

Iron food sources

Iron food sources

Iron food sources

Juicy grilled steaks with herbs and peppers against a fiery background.

Heme and Non-Heme sources

See blog for more details

nurture your child's well-being

Healthy Breakfast Ideas

Healthy Breakfast Ideas

Healthy Breakfast Ideas

BREAKFAST TIP

  

A. Aim for high fiber and moderate amounts

B. Add fruits

Kids' Lunch Tips

Healthy Breakfast Ideas

Healthy Breakfast Ideas


LUNCH TIPS  

A. Aim for no less than 3 hrs after breakfast

B. Add vegetables or a salad.

Healthy Dinner Ideas

Healthy Breakfast Ideas

Healthy Dinner Ideas

DINNER TIPS  

  

A.  In a week strive for days without rice, and without meat. 

B. Mix your child’s favorite food with the healthy food; 

C. For kids with sensory integration issues simulate  the consistency like that of a junk food


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