Child Nutrition

In mid-2018, a public health crisis unfolded when the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced a significant salmonella outbreak linked to Kellogg’s Honey Smacks cereal. Initially, the CDC reported 73 infections across 31 states, a figure that would later increase to 100 cases. This alarming rise in incidents emphasizes the critical importance for
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It’s a universally acknowledged fact that the arrival of children transforms every corner of life. From obligatory cartoon marathons to transforming serene nights into fragmented slumbers, parenthood is a whirlwind of change. Among these changes, one of the more daunting aspects is dining out with toddlers. The idea of enjoying a luxurious dinner at your
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Entering parenthood is often accompanied by an avalanche of expectations, judgments, and self-imposed standards that can spiral into something known as “parent guilt.” This phenomenon is prevalent even before childbirth, manifesting through decisions made during pregnancy about nutrition, exercise, and lifestyle choices. Once the child arrives, this guilt escalates, especially concerning pressing questions about feeding—breastfeeding
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Peanut allergies have long posed significant challenges for families, transforming everyday life into an intricate maze of precautions, vigilance, and anxiety. For parents of children diagnosed with peanut allergies, the fear of accidental exposure often defines their daily routine—label-checking and rigorous meal planning become essential. Traditionally, the primary strategy to deal with this dietary constraint
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The world of parenting can often lure new parents into a false sense of security, particularly with information from experts flooding their inboxes. This was my experience as I stepped confidently into a local mother’s group, six months pregnant with my first child. Armed with nutritional knowledge as a dietitian, I passionately presented theories on
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