·  Nutrition for Children

·  Feeding Children – What Really Works

·  Behavioural Disorders

 What Should I Do If I Want My Children to Eat Better?

We may be forgiving when it comes to improving or preventing problems with our own health, but when it comes to our children we will spare no effort. We want them to be healthy, physically and mentally, and for good reason. They are our nearest and dearest, and we are responsible for caring for them since they are not yet able to do so themselves.  Besides, as any parent who has had the experience knows, it’s no fun having a sick child!

 

Feeding the Kids - What Really Works

When it comes to feeding our children, we all suddenly tense up, baffled by conflicting information that often contradicts our gut instincts. And ironically, in inverse proportion to the amount of information broadcast on the subject, today’s children go through more processed food than ever and increasingly snub their noses at the real thing.  If you, too, are looking for some straightforward answers to your dilemmas, check this article.

 

ADHD et al. (Behavioural Disorders)

In the case of behavioural disorders, my attitude is categorical. Some foods must be struck off the list, and some potentially offending foods should be omitted for a while to assess their effect; there is just no two ways about it. The brain, the control centre which governs our behaviour, should only be fed premium food to function optimally.