Breastfeeding and vitamin D deficiency
Breastfeeding babies are at higher risk of vitamin D deficiency because breastmilk alone does not provide infants with enough vitamin D.
Breastfeeding babies are at higher risk of vitamin D deficiency because breastmilk alone does not provide infants with enough vitamin D.
Here are some ways you can promote healthy eating and physical activity while your children are learning at home.
While eating disorders have been relatively common in teens for decades, the coronavirus pandemic has exacerbated the conditions that sometimes lead to unhealthy eating.
For children who appear to have little appetite, but are otherwise not particularly picky eaters, it is important to set a routine for meal and snack times.
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