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What dietary advice does the article gives about the following?
-Infancy
-Eating pattern
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Infancy: Breastmilk is most important for infant 4-6 months after birth, but up to 1 year old as well. Introduce juice which are 100% to infants at 6 months old, 4-6oz/day, and the juice is to be given from a cup. Do not over feed infants and young children, they can self- regulate the amount of calories they need in each day. Do not force children to finish meal especially if they are not hungry. Introduce healthy foods to them, if they refuse, keep offering. Do not introduce foods without overall nutritional values simply to provide calories.
ReplyDeleteEating pattern: Energy (calories) should adequate to support growth and development to maintain a advisable body weight. Each food which are low in fat, cholesterol, salt (sodium) and added sugar. The total fat to intake is between 30-35% of calories for children 2-3years and 25-35% for 4-18 years of age. Most days comes from fatty acids, such as fish, nuts and vegetables oils. Choose the right foods with enough source in carbohydrates, protein and other nutrients. Eat only enough calories to maintain a healthy weight for your height and built. Kids should be physically active for at least 60 minutes a day, a variety of fruits and vegetable should be eaten daily. Fish should be introduced regularly but not fried fish and milk should be served also.
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DeleteShantol Thomas- Infancy- breast milk is the best and ideal nutrition for an infant, it helps with their growth and development. Infant can be introduced 2 joules from about 6 months old with the amount of just 4-6 oz per day. Ensure the constantly Inta Juice healthy food even if they refuse it, it is important not to overfeed the child because they can self-regulate the amount of calories they need for the day.
ReplyDeleteEatten pattern- To maintain a desirable body weight it is important to have enough calories to support the growth and development of a child. Milk play a big role to the body so 2 cope per day is an healthy choice for a child body, it's also important to serve a variety of fruits and vegetable daily. Maintain and eat Lowell in structural fat, trans fat,cholesterols, salt and added sugars. It is also important not to overfeed or Force them to eat.
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ReplyDeleteIn the eating pattern it tell us about enough calories to maintain a healthy weight for your height and build. Kids should be physically active for at least 60 minutes a day and in infant it tells up that breastfeeding is ideal important for infants up to 6 months and it help with body growth and development
Kephri Bolton
ReplyDeleteInfancy: Try to maintain breast feeding for 12 months. Transition to other source of nutrients should begin at about 4-6 months of age to ensure. Delay introducing 100% juice until at least 6 months of age, and limit to no more than 4-6oz/day. Don’t over feed infants and young children they can usually self regulate the amount of calories.
Eating pattern- Eat food low in saturated fat, transfat, cholesterol, salt and added sugar. Choose a variety of food to get enough carbohydrates, protein and other nutrients. To maintain a desirable body weight it is important to have enough calories to support the growth and development of a child.
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Deleteinfancy-breast feeding is ideal nutrition and sufficient to support optimal growth and development for about the first 4-6 month after birth. Introduct 100 percent juice until at least 6 month of age and limit to no more than 4-6 0z/day. don't overfeed infants and young children. they can usually self-regulate the amount of calories they need each day . Eatten pattern-to maintain desirable body weight this is important for growth and development of a child. kids should be physical active for at least 60 minutes a day, serve a variety of fruits and vegetable daily each meal should contain at least fruit and vegetable, don't overfeed, children should not be force to finish meals if they aren't hungry as they often vary caloric intake from meal to meal .
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DeleteBreastfeeding is best for the first six months after birth and provides sufficient nutrition for growth and development.Try to continue breastfeeding for 12 months. Introduce other source of nutrients at about 4-6 months of age to ensure normal growth and development.Introduce 100% juice after 6 months.Infant should be fed from a cup and allow no more than 4-6 oz per day. Don't overfeed infants and young children, and force them to finish meals they know when they are full,and their calorie intake vary from meal to meal.Keep offering healthy foods even if they refused at first,and don't introduce foods without overall nutritional value simply to provide calories.
ReplyDeleteEating pattern- Calories should be adequate to support growth and development, and to reach or maintain the right body weight.Eat foods low in fats/ salt, cholesterol and added sugar.Your fat intake should match your age group, and your source should be from the food groups such as fish, nuts,and vegetable oils.Consume whole grain/high fibre foods.Recommended grain intake differs with age.Consume recommended intake from all the food groups.Do not over feed.Consult your health care professionals for your child specific calorie needs.
Renee Neufville
ReplyDeleteInfancy-breast feeding is ideal nutrition and sufficient to support optimal growth and development for about the first 4-6 months after birth. Delay introdicing 100 percent juice until at least 6 months of age, and limit to no more than 4-6Oz/ day. Juice should only be fed from a cup. Don't over feed infants and young children, they can self regulate the amount of calories they need each day. Do not force children to finish meals, If they aren't hungry. Introduce healthy foods and keep offering them if they're initially refused. Don't introuted foods without overall nutritional value simply to provide calories.
Eating pattern:
Energy ( calories) should be adequate to support growth and development and to reach or maintain desirable body weight. Eat foods low in saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, salt (sodium), and added sugars. Keep the fat intake between 30 to 35 percent of calories for children and adolescents 4 to 18 years of age, most fats coming from sources of polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fatty acids, such as fish, nuts and vegetable ois. Choose a variety of foods to get enough carbohydrates, protein and other nutrients. Eat only enough calories to maintain a healthy weight for your height and build. Kids should be physically active for at 60 minutes a day. Serve a variety of fruits and vegetables daily, also introduce and regular serve fish as an entree. Serve fat free and low fat diary foods.
Russell:
ReplyDeleteBreast milk is the ideal meal to provide infants with the nutrients they need for their development.
Breast feeding should be maintained for at least a year however a transition to other sources of nutrients at 4-6 months is necessary in order to ensure that infants get all the nutrients they require to grow.
100 percent juice should only be introduced to a child at 6 months and they should get no more than 4-6 ounces a day.
Children should never be forced to eat if they don't feel hungry, should not be overfed as they are able to self regulate the amount of calories they need on a daily basis and should be introduced to healthy alternative food choices even if they are refused initially.
Children should eat a variety of foods from the Go Grow and Glow food for a balanced diet.
These foods should provide enough energy, vitamins, minerals and calories and should be low in fats, salt and sugars which should be kept at respectable levels to ensure the best nutrition.
As a child grows they no longer need 100 percent cows milk and so fat-free and low-fat dairy food in their correct portions.
Children should also be exposed to exercise for at least 60 minutes a day to maintain a healthy weight and build.
Fish should be served regularly along with a variety of fruits and vegetables.
The correct portions of foods from each food group along with the age of the child should also be taken into consideration.
Brest feeding for infants up to4-6 months are very essential and it best if you can Brest feed for up to 12 months .
ReplyDeletedelay introducing 100 percent juice at least 6 months of age and limit to no more than4-6 oz/days. juice should only be from a cup.
don't overfeed infants and young children ,introduce foods without overall nutritional value simple to provide calories .
serve fat free and low fat foods from age 1-8 .between age 1 and 3 to 2 cups for a 14-18 years old boy recommended vegetables intake range from 3/4 cup a day ,
kids should be physically active for at least 60 minutes a day .
Keep total fat intake between 30 to 35 percent of calories for children 2 to 3 years of age and between 25 to 35 percent of calories for children and adolescents 4 to 18 years of age, with most fats coming from sources of polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fatty acids, such as fish, nuts and vegetable oils. Choose a variety of foods to get enough carbohydrates, protein and other nutrients.
Infancy: Breast-feeding is ideal nutrition and sufficient to support optimal growth and development for about the first 4–6 months after birth.it is said that you should try to maintain breast feeding for 12months, other source of nutrition should begin about 4-6 months of age. they should be introduce to 100 percentage juice until at least 6 months of age, children usually self-regulate the amount of calories they need each day. Children shouldn't be forced to finish meals if they aren't hungry as they often vary caloric intake from meal to meal.
ReplyDeleteEating pattern: This eating pattern supports a child's normal growth and development. It provides enough total energy and meets or exceeds the recommended daily allowances for all nutrients for children and adolescents, including iron and calcium.
Infancy: Infant should received nothing but breast mil from birth to the first 4-6 months. It is ideal to maintain breast milk up to 12 months. Complimentary foods are the other source of nutrients infant need and they can start receiving these foods at the age of 6 months, they can also drink 100 percent juice at no more than 4-6 oz/day. Never force a child to finish their food if they are not hungry, they can usually self regulate the amount of calories they need each day. If a child initially refuse a healthy meal keep offering it to them.
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Children 2 to 3 years of age fat intake should be between 30 to 35 percent, while 25 to 35 percent of calories intake should be for children between age 4 to 18. Children should eat foods low in saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol salt(sodium), and added sugar. Consult your health care professional for your child's specific caloric needs for example: Fat intake for 1 year old is 30-40% while 2-3 years old is 30-35%, lean meat and beans for 1 year old is 1.5 ounce and for 2-3 year old its 2 ounce.
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DeleteCHEVANEE DIXON
ReplyDeleteThe most ideal nutrition that supports optimal growth and development is breastfeeding, this is the first meal a child is introduce to them the first 4-6 months after birth,try to maintain breast-feeding for 12-months,transition to other sources of nutrients at about 4-6 months of age to ensure sufficient micronutrients in the diet.infants should not be over feed ,they usually self- regulate the amount of calories they need each day at 6 months of age no more than 4-6 oz of juice should be given per day.A child eating pattern provides enough energy and meets or exceeds the recommended daily allowances for all nutrients for children and adolescents to including iron and calcium this supports a child normal growth and development for example:1yr can consume 1.5 ounces of lean while 2year can consume 2 ounces,1 -3year can consume 2cups 1 to 2% whole milk,1-2yrs cups for fruits and 1yrs 3/4 cup vegetables while 2to3 is 1 cup.
CHEVANEE DIXON
ReplyDeleteThe most ideal nutrition that supports optimal growth and development is breastfeeding, this is the first meal a child is introduce to them the first 4-6 months after birth,try to maintain breast-feeding for 12-months,transition to other sources of nutrients at about 4-6 months of age to ensure sufficient micronutrients in the diet.infants should not be over feed ,they usually self- regulate the amount of calories they need each day at 6 months of age no more than 4-6 oz of juice should be given per day.A child eating pattern provides enough energy and meets or exceeds the recommended daily allowances for all nutrients for children and adolescents to including iron and calcium this supports a child normal growth and development for example:1yr can consume 1.5 ounces of lean while 2year can consume 2 ounces,1 -3year can consume 2cups 1 to 2% whole milk,1-2yrs cups for fruits and 1yrs 3/4 cup vegetables while 2to3 is 1 cup.
Nadine Lloyd
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Nadine Lloyd
ReplyDeleteWhat diettary advice does the article give about the following:
Infancy
Eatting pattern
Thay breast feedimg is the ideal nutrition and sufficent to support optimal growth and development for about the first 4-6 months after birth or even up to 12 months. It is to ensire sufficient micronutrients in the dirt. It is also telling us that we should introduce only 100% juice in their dirt at 4-6 months too. It should be given from a cup. We should not ovet feed them, they can usually self regulated the amount of calories they neef each day. Children shouldn't be forcrd to finisj meal if they aren't hungry as they often vary caloric intake from meal to mral.
Tracey-Ann
ReplyDeleteinfancy.... Breastfeeding is ideal nutrition, sufficient to support optimal growth and development for about 4-6 months after birth, breastfeeding should be maintain until 12 months,delay 100 percent juice until at least 6 months of age and also limit no more than 4-6 oz per day which should be feed from va cup only, never overfeed infant or force to finish meals if they are not hungry, however introduce healthy foods and keep offering them if they are intially refused and don't introduce foods with out overall nutritional values just to provide calories.
Tracey-Ann
ReplyDeleteEating pattern .. Energy must be adequate to support growth and development,and to reach, maintain desirable body weight,foods eat must be low in saturated fats, trans fat, cholesterol,salt and added sugars.Choose variety of foods to get enough carbohydrates, protein and other nutrients,eat only enough calories to maintain a healthy weight for your height and build,serve whole grains high fiber bread, cereals rather than refined grains,served variety of fruits and vegetables daily serve fat free and low fat dairy food and don't over feed.
Denise:
ReplyDeleteInfancy - Breast-feeding is most important for children from birth to 4-6 month and even up to 1 year old, to promote growth and development. Pure 100 percent juice can be introduce no earlier than 6 months of age directly from a cup and in a proportion of no more than 4–6oz/day. Young children should n0t be forced to eat if they are not hungry, since their caloric intake varies with every meal; and they should not be overfed. Always offer and introduce new healthy foods to children though they may refuse it; not only for supplying energy but also for nutritional values.
Eating patterns - Eating patterns should include foods low in saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, salt (sodium), and added sugars. Fat intake should be between 30-35% of calories for children 2 to 3 years of age and between 25-35% of calories for children and adolescents 4 to 18 years of age, coming from sources such as fish, nuts and vegetable oils. Children should be served fat-free and low-fat dairy foods such as 2 cups of milk or its equivalent daily for children 1-8 years and 3 cups for ages 9–18. Fruits from 1 cup/day, between ages 1 and 3, to 2 cups for a 14–18-year-old boy should be included in daily diets. Vegetable intake ranges from 3/4¾ cup a day at age 1 to 3 cups for a 14–18-year-old boy.
Corrine Frazer: The article gave a lot of useful information. As it relates to infancy it gave clear information on how, when and what to feed your infants. Infants should be given breast milk for all least 4_6 months, longer if possible and we should reduce the juice intake of our infants. the article further gave us strict instructions not to over feed our infants. As it's relates to eating patterns we should ensure we are eating food from all the food groups.when we deserve Children food in the right proportion we ensure that they are getting all the necessary nutrients that they need for normal growth and development. I have also learnt that our a diet that consists of whole grains a best
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ReplyDeleteInfant should be given breastmilk from 4-6 months and up to 12 months to support and mantain growth and development that has the ideal amount of nutrients for their age.
Infants should consume other sources of nutrients, so from 4-6 months juice can be introduce to them and fed 4-6oz a day in small cups.
Infants should not be over feed the amount of calories they need for each day.
Healthy foods should always be introduced to infants even when they refused it.
Eating patterns.
Good should be chosen from a variety of foods to get enough nutrients.
Serve fat-free and low dairy foods. From ages 1-8 milk served should be 2 cups and aged 9-18 need 3 cups.
When serving a certain amount of vegetables and fruits, you can limit the juice intake, but the meal fruits, fruit intake should be 1 cup a day between ages 1-3 , 2 cups for 14-18 year old boy. Vegetables intake range from ¾ cup a day, 3 for a 14-18 year old boy.
Adequate calories intake is necessary from the growth to mantain desirable body weight.
Infancy. Breastfeeding should be maintain for 12 months. Introduce juice with 100% to infants at 6 months old, 4-6oz/ day . Nutrients should begin 4-6 months of age to ensure sufficient micronutrients in the diet. Children must not be forced to finish there meals if they aren't hungry.
ReplyDeleteEating patterns. Choose a variety of foods to get enough carbohydrates, protein and other nutrients for the children. Energy calories should be adequate to support growth and development and to reach body weight. Eat only enough calories to maintain a healthy weight for your height and build. Children should be physically active for at least 60 minutes a day. Serve whole grain high fiber bread and cereals than refined grain products.