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Weaning and breastfeeding
By Laura Lee Davies on 04/08/2010 02:21:43
When your baby begins to move on to solids, you don't need to stop breastfeeding
during the day, while things are still changing and new for your weaning child, do at least try to keep up morning and night feeds if you can.Starting to weanFirst experiences of eating are, to some babies, simply a distraction from milk so don't be put
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Vitamin A and babies
By Laura Lee Davies on 01/02/2010 02:51:41
This vital vitamin aids growth in children, but it's important not to take in too much. So what's the best way of giving your child vitamin A?
they hold, their sweet, usually mild taste, and their colourful appearance to brighten any meal.For babies, mushed carrot is a great first weaning food. For toddlers, steam carrot or mash it with potato or in rice. When you feel your child is safely beyond
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Vitamin D and your baby
By Laura Lee Davies on 26/02/2010 01:42:03
Vitamin D is an important nutrient for your baby, and increasingly scientists rate its anti-cancer powers, so how do you bring it into your baby's diet?
Why is vitamin D important?Vitamin D helps build healthy bones and teeth, aiding the body's use of its mineral intake. It also helps your baby make the most of the calcium he's having. Without enough vitamin D a child can be at risk of rickets
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Vitamin C and your baby
By Laura Lee Davies on 19/02/2010 01:34:52
How much should vitamin C does your baby need? And can she have too much of a good thing?
prone to common illnesses on a regular basis.Vitamin C in your baby's dietOnce your baby is being weaned, her earliest foods can include rich sources of vitamin C. Puree a single fruit or vegetable, and you are giving your baby the right vitamin intake
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