Pre-School Information for Parents

In breast milk are nearly all the nutrients your baby needs to grow. Only vitamin K and D are not sufficient. Your child has needed for blood clotting vitamin K and vitamin D for proper bone development.

Vitamin K

If your baby is breastfeeding, you need him the first thirteen weeks of extra vitamin K issue. Vitamin K is important for blood clotting. If your baby has too little of this, hemorrhages can occur. Vitamin K is not naturally present in breast milk. A supplement is necessary. It is recommended that your baby additional 25 micrograms of Vitamin K per day to give. After three months your baby is enough vitamin K to itself. (more…)

The taste is not a meal tote. Cereals, dairy products and fruit: the winning Baby!
No question of giving anything to your baby. According to his appetite for other meals, weight, height, age, four hours of your toddler should be fun and nutritious.

Do not see the tea as a source of unnecessary calories: Baby needs. But “to fulfill its function of regenerating, it is imperative that consist of a cereal product, a dairy and a fruit (in juice or whole)” says Laurence Plumey.

Not only is it essential for its balance, but in addition, the routine would be the worst tasting things! (more…)

The main source of vitamins during the developer of the child are the fruits, its rich contributions in vitamins, fiber and sugar. Essential for the organism, it is necessary that your child eats every meal at least one piece or a piece of fruit.

There are foods that already contain fruit or vitamins, although it is preferable to prepare at home naturally. For example, you can incorporate small pieces of fruit in yogurt for your kids instead of buying yogurt flavors. If your child does not like the pieces, another option is to pass the potato masher or mixer. (more…)