FAQ
Q 1. Why is nutrition important at all stages of my child’s development?
Ans. The proper nutrients help in strengthening bones, increasing focus, regulating hormones, and establishing long-term healthy behaviors.
Q 2. What common nutrition challenges do parents face today?
Ans. Parents frequently struggle with unusual eating habits, hectic schedules, sugary school snacks, confusing diet information, and maintaining a balanced diet. Personalized pediatric guidance helps families address these challenges in simple and practical ways.
Q 3. What does a child’s balanced meal look like?
Ans. A well-balanced diet consists of protein, whole grains, fruits and vegetables, and healthy fats such as nuts or olive oil. Occasional food skips are common; rather than trying for perfection, aim for weekly balance.
Q4. How does proper nutrition affect my child’s development and behavior?
Ans. Healthy eating improves focus, memory, mood stability, sleep quality, and immunity. Iron, zinc, vitamins C and D, omega-3 fatty acids, and other nutrients support children’s emotional stability, vitality, and readiness to learn and play.
Q 5. How do eating habits shape long-term health?
Ans. Early eating habits shape metabolic health for the rest of one’s life. A balanced diet promotes healthy habits and consistent growth, but excess sugar, processed foods, and irregular eating can increase the risk of obesity, diabetes, and low energy.