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Feeding difficulties could be due to an underlying medical condition or inappropriate feeding practices. You can improve your child’s feeding so that he/she gets adequate nutrition to grow well.
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Growth monitoring can detect nutritional or other health problems that could otherwise go unnoticed, even if your child is not sick or in pain.
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A child who doesn’t grow well may face development delays, do poorly in school and have higher risk of obesity and nutrition-related chronic diseases.
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Good nutrition will optimise your child’s growth – but don’t wait until your child is too old.
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With the right care and nutrition, your child can grow taller and does not need to suffer the effects of poor growth.
Don’t miss your child’s critical growth years. Track his/her growth 1-2 times every year with the doctor before their 10th birthday.
Provide your child a diet of moderation, balance and variety.
Ask your child’s doctor how the IMFeD feeding system can help overcome your child’s feeding difficulties and make mealtimes enjoyable.
Providing 2 servings of complete nutritional support daily can help to get your child’s growth back on track and stay on track.
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Mothers worry when their toddlers fall sick all the time, and sick days interfere with growth. PediaSure® Complete and Balanced Nutrition reduces sick days for more growing days.
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You are in control of the food and beverages you offer your child. Feed your child with varied and well-balanced meals.
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Check out this exercise regime that’s designed especially for little ones by Fitness Coach Karen Siah, hosted by PediaSure. Do it with your child and help him/her achieve 30 – 60 minutes of physical activities daily whilst enjoying that bonding moment together.
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