Pediatric Health
Believe me being a parent is not easy. It’s a herculean task to feed a kid a healthy meal. Due to exposure to media the kids are attracted towards colorful packaged food and drinks .Its becoming difficult day by day to catch up to your kids daily food moods .If you are a working parent the gravity of the situation increases.
Unhealthy eating habits in kids lead to problems in their overall growth. As an adult they are more susceptible to lifestyle diseases like obesity, diabetes .hypertension and so on.
So drop your worries and come to us for the complete diet solution for your toddlers/kids/adolescents diet needs.
Children’s dietary and nutritional requirements differ from those of adults because they are still growing. Nutrients that are essential for growth become more important in children. However, making sure your child receives the proper nutrition on a daily basis can become a challenge, given factors such as allergies and the children’s basic likes and dislikes, for instance. Common nutritional problems associated with children include failure to thrive, refusal of foods, allergies and intolerances, iron deficiency anemia, and vitamin D deficiency.
Aversion to food
Food refusal is a big contributor to poor nutrition in children. Whether it is a dislike of certain colors or textures, some children are just picky. Sometimes a child refuses to eat a variety of foods and limits herself to only one food or food group, Making a rule that the child must at least taste each food on her plate is a good way to work around this. Food habits will change with time and, eventually, your child will begin to try other foods.
Food allergies and food intolerance
Food allergies can be common in children, with the most typical allergies being eggs, milk and nuts. Gluten and lactose intolerances can also be a factor. If your child has an allergy, this can affect his ability to get certain nutrients. For example, milk allergy or lactose intolerance can affect the calcium intake of your child. So in this case knowledge of other easily available sources of calcium helps and sometimes a supplement becomes a necessity.
Iron Deficiency
Anemia is a condition in which the body does not have enough healthy red blood cells. A diet lacking in iron is the most common cause of anemia, and it often occurs in young children, usually between the ages of 9 and 24 months, whose diet consists of a lot of milk and not a lot of iron-rich foods. Cow’s milk reduces the body’s ability to absorb iron and can cause the intestines to lose a small amount of blood, which further reduces the red blood cells. Foods rich in iron include meats, fish, poultry, egg yolks, legumes, whole grain breads, raisins, black currants and green leafy vegetables.
Due to nutritional deficiencies kids can suffer from many common ailments that affect their overall growth.
Ailments like
- cough and cold (a kid can get common cold up to 8 times in a year
- fatigue and tiredness
- constipation
- low immunity
- lack of concentration
- under weight
- no interest in food
- obesity
We will suggest you quick ways to make your kids eat a variety of foods happily. Also 1 to 1 online consultation for above mentioned common ailments will be given by Dt Anu Bahl .
The package includes
- diet plan for a fortnight(will change after 15 days
- detailed discussion once in 15 days
- regular follow up on whats app by the team