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Infant & Toddler Dietary Guidelines

Good nutrition plays a critical role in the optimal development of infants and toddlers and it is imperative that all healthcare professionals support parents and caregivers in their efforts to incorporate healthy dietary patterns from birth. The Dietary Guidelines for Americans provide advice on what to eat and drink to meet nutrient…

Dietary Guidelines Importance of Iron Vitamin D

All About Teething - BabyMatters

Teething is a significant developmental moment for babies, marked by the emergence of their first tooth. It typically starts around 4-7 months and can last up to 36 months. Signs of teething, such as swollen and tender gums, may appear before the first tooth is visible. Some discomfort during this process is normal. To soothe a teething…

Teething BabyMatters

A Guide to Starting Solids

The feeding journey for babies begins around the middle of their first year when they need iron from solid foods. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends starting solids around 6 months when the baby has good head control and shows interest in food. Tips for successful feeding include choosing a suitable time, using a soft spoon,…

Starting Solid Foods Incorporating Cereals & Purees