Improving children's health
Improving our children's eating habits begins with us parents. Here are some helpful suggestions on how to condition ourselves into conditioning them.READ MORE
Nutritious diet enhances learning in kids
Fruit and vegetable consumption play an important role in children's academic performance – a fact most of us believe as true, and now it's been proven.READ MORE
Sweet enough: why kids don't need more sugar
On average, Australians consume 40kg of refined sugar per person, or 22 teaspoons of sugar daily. Where does it all come from?READ MORE
Children and their protein requirements
An adequate intake of protein containing all the essential amino acids is crucial for optimal growth and development in children.READ MORE
Food Additives and children
Certain foods can cause different reactions via a number of mechanisms, irritating nerve endings in various parts of the body1. Generally, infants and children are more vulnerable to food additives.READ MORE
