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Children`s Nutrition

Written by Ingrid Sherman

Topic: Natural HealthPublished July 31, 2008
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Lots of mothers wonder if their babies are getting enough food. More importantly, is their baby getting enough of the right foods? If your baby is a picky eater, ensuring your infant`s nutrition can be a real challenge. Your conce
is real, because from birth to age three, brain development is particularly sensitive to a baby`s nutrition. Kids develop 75% of their brain capacity during this crucial time. So it just makes sense to make sure your baby is getting good nutrition right from the start. The way to guarantee that your infant is getting the nutrition their growing body needs is to give them an Infant Mix of 23 natural essential vitamins and minerals.

After age two, diets should be moderately low in fat to avoid the development of heart disease, obesity, and other health problems down the road. By age five, kids will have completed 90% of their brain development. Keeping your children strong and healthy at his stage in their life becomes easier when you give them a chewable multivitamin and a comprehensive mineral supplement. Our multivitamin provides 23 essential nutrients, including 100% of the daily value of B vitamins, plus trace minerals, vitami
K, and much more, in a natural base of phytonutrients. These fun vitamins in the shapes of dolphins, sea horses, and fish have no artificial flavors, sweeteners, colors, or preservatives.

Between ages 11 and 16, a major spurt in growth often occurs with significant weight gain and muscle growth. With their on-the-go lives, kids don`t always have time for a sit-down meal. That`s why they need fast food options that are also good for them-choices like low-fat, low glycemic meal shakes. These great tasting, easy to mix drinks pack extra nutrition into any meal or snack. They provide 19 essential vitamins and minerals, and they are a rich source of calcium and protein- the fundamental nutrients that growing kids and teens need to stay strong and healthy. And they are non-soy.

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