Parenting: Feeding & Nutrition

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  • Weaning

    06/19/08, Healthwise

    Weaning is the term used to describe the process of switching a baby from:

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  • Limiting Candy This Halloween

    10/13/06, Joy Bauer Nutrition

    While a little indulging during this holiday is inevitable (yes, even us nutritionists let our kids eat candy!), parents can strategically limit…

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  • Packing a Perfect Lunchbox

    08/30/06, Joy Bauer Nutrition

    To ensure your kids get the right stuff at lunch, follow my five-step strategy...

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  • Weight Loss in Children: Dieting Is Not the Answer

    11/12/05, Johns Hopkins University

    As obesity among children reaches epidemic proportions, it's important to understand the appropriate way to help your child lose weight. Children's…

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  • Picky Kids: Tips From a Fellow Mom

    11/07/05, Johns Hopkins University

    Children, especially at certain ages, will develop food jags in which their food preferences become unpredictable and sometimes difficult to manage.…

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  • Infant Nutrition: Give Your Family a Healthy Start

    09/15/05, Johns Hopkins University

    To the parent of an infant there's nothing more daunting than making the transition from breast milk and formula into the world of solid foods. Many…

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  • Challenges and Benefits of Breastfeeding

    08/22/05, Johns Hopkins University

    As a dietitian and a first-time mom two years ago, I was determined to breastfeed my son. I had learned in school about the importance of…

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  • Breast-feeding: Learning how to nurse

    05/10/07, Healthwise

    When you breast-feed, you provide your baby with the best possible nutrition. The best way to stimulate milk production is to have your baby feed directly from your breast. If this isn't possible, your baby can drink expressed breast

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  • Breast-Feeding

    05/10/07, Healthwise

    Breast-feeding is feeding a baby milk from the mother's breasts. You can feed your baby right at your breast. You can also pump your breasts and put the milk in a bottle to feed your baby. But pumping does not help keep up your milk suppl

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  • Bottle-Feeding

    08/16/07, Healthwise

    This topic discusses using a bottle to feed formula to your baby. To learn about using a bottle to feed breast milk to your baby or to learn more about the benefits of breast-feeding, see the topic Breast-Feeding.

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