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infancy
Dramatic changes in growth and
development
To support, appropriate balance of all
nutrients essential
Energy Protein
WHO suggests infants receive: Requirement highest during first 4
108 kcal/kg/day first 6 months of months of life when growth is most
life rapid
98 kcal/kg/day 6 months until first Suggested infants receive:
birthday 2.2 g/kg/day birth to 6 months of age
1.6 g/kg/day 6 months to 1 year
Iron Vitamin D
During third trimester of pregnancy, Vitamin K
fetus stores iron in liver to be used
during postnatal period
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Foods to compliment breast milk after 6
months of age
regardless of fat content or form
It should be:
(evaporated, liquid, or dried), Timely
should not be fed to infants Adequate
Safe
fat in breast milk or formula and Properly fed
contains less iron and more sodium
and protein
Take the place of breast milk making it Child does not receive the extra food
difficult for the child to meet nutritional required to meet his/ her growing needs
needs
Diet low in nutrients (e.g. Watery soup) Child grows and develops slower
Increased risk for illness and diarrhea
The child might not receive the nutrients to
pregnancy avoid malnutrition and deficiencies such as
anemia from lack of iron.
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For a soup
Take out a mixture of the solid pieces ( meats, bean
and vegetables). Mash it to a thick puree and feed
the child instead of the liquid part of the soup
For porridge
Less water, thicker porridge
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