Children's Nutrition: The Essential Guide

Robert Duffy

Jul 2020 · BX.Plans Ltd.

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About this ebook

Nutrition is very important for children, but the most nutritious options are not always the most appealing! There is a lot of coverage in the media about the quality of school dinners and the growing problem of obesity in young children, so, if you are a parent or working in a childcare environment, how should you ensure that the children in your care receive the most nutritious food for their growing bodies?

The Essential Guide to Children’s Nutrition will give parents all the information they need to feed their children healthy, delicious, easy-to-prepare meals that don’t cost a fortune. The book explains how a good nutritional start in life will help to ensure long-term health and provides tailored advice for children 0-1 years old, 1-5 years old, 6-10 years old and 11-18 years old. Recipes for breakfast, lunch and dinner, as well as menus to help support children with specfic health or behavioural issues will also be included.

About the author

Now, semi-retired Robert spends his time commissioning and editing books for a number of small publishers. He has been involved in the printing and publishing business for over 50 years. During that time he has overseen the production of more than 8000 books.

He has also been involved with more than 100 titles for need2know books.

Recently he has been instrumental in the launch of a new range of 30 pet books for Perfect-Pets

Prior work includes Physical Fitness books for www.bxplans-uk.com with translations in five languages.

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