The study of over 35,000 children found that restricted eating has serious nutritional consequences for about 2–3 percent of ...

Start with a healthy breakfast. Kids who regularly eat breakfast are more likely to get their daily nutrients, be at a ...

Modern parents often make unintentional nutrition errors that can impact a child's growth and long-term health. Avoiding ...

Ever sat at the dinner table and watched your child refuse even to touch a food just because it “feels weird”? You’re not the ...

Kids often reach for beige foods because they’re familiar and easy to recognize. Pasta, bread, and crackers have simple ...

Here’s a secret pediatric dietitians know: The healthiest eaters aren’t necessarily those who eat the most vegetables and least sugar—they’re the ones who have a good set of eating skills, or what ...

Children who are fed peanut products as infants and toddlers are much less likely to develop a peanut allergy as adolescents, a new study found. Children who consume peanut products as infants until ...