Click here for more information. You may have mastered the art of weaning, but any parent will tell you that toddlers are a different kettle of fish. Whether it’s spitting food out, tossing it on the ...

There are the usual suspects you know to avoid—the caffeinated soda your 3-year-old is begging to sip; the heaping pile of ...

The study, led by Dr Alexandra Chung from the Department of Nutrition, Dietetics and Food at Monash University, looked at ...

The study found that less than one quarter (23 per cent) of food products specifically promoted as suitable for infants and toddlers met all nutrient content requirements as outlined by the World ...

Baby food pouches are in high demand with sales reportedly increasing by 900 percent, but doctors believe this could lead to ...

The four toddlers had different appetites. “When Sharleen arrived, she seemed to have triggered an insatiable appetite during breastfeeding, and we had to introduce her to baby milk and food at ...

Parents are turning to readymade snacks to feed young children. Most are failing international nutrition standards.

looked at foods for infants and toddlers in Aussie supermarkets to see how much they complied with the WHO Regional Office for Europe’s Nutrient and Promotion Profile Model (NPPM). Monash ...

Children who ate the most ultra-processed foods as toddlers were more likely to continue eating them by age seven, the study ...