ChildLife Nutrition™ Blog
The Greatest Gift a Parent can Give is a Healthy Future
Introducing New Foods: The Art of Exposure
Most children do not meet the recommended daily intake of fruits and vegetables. Many parents can relate to the battle of trying to feed their child fruits or vegetables and the resistance that follows. So, how do you get your child to accept fruits or vegetables, and where do you
Holiday Crafts for Kids
It’s time to break out the craft paper, scissors, and glue! Get your hands messy this season with these super fun creative crafts to get you into the holiday spirit. Paper Plate Holiday Masks Ordinary white paper plates and a few simple craft supplies are all kids need to whip
How to Talk About Food and Health with Your Child
It is never too early to begin having conversations about healthy eating with your children. Young children's minds absorb information like a sponge; this characteristic can be both positive and negative. As a parent, you have considerable influence over your children, therefore, it is your job to show what healthy
Gut Health and Probiotics for Children
By Dr. Nicole Avena Recent studies have brought to light the immense importance of the gut microbiome for immunity, metabolism, and overall human health. What is your gut microbiome? It is the colony of bacteria, fungi, and other microorganisms that inhabit your intestinal tract for the entirety of your life.
What and How Much Should My Child Be Eating? A Nutrition Guide For Toddlers
Do you worry that your toddler is eating too little or too much? The good news is your child will self-regulate their food intake based on their body’s needs. Their appetite should be your guide to successful mealtimes. Feeding children becomes less frustrating and less complicated once a parent knows
5 Ways to Prep Your Older Child for a New Baby
There are many things that make having your second child a lot easier, from already having all your baby supplies to knowing what to expect with their sleep stages and development. However, one thing that’s not always so easy is introducing your first child to a new baby. While there
