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Summary: To meet the nutritional requirements for a toddler, make sure they drink plenty of water, get enough protein to build strong bones and muscles and feed them foods high in minerals and vitamins such as fruits and vegetables. Learn how to feed a young child and make sure they get the proper nutrients to fuel their growing bodies with the dietary tips in this free video on nutrition from a professional wellness counselor.
Isabelle Simon has a Bachelor of Science in wellness consulting and has been in practice in nutrition for more than a decade. Currently, Simon owns her own wellness consulting...read more
"Are you a new parent and wondering about the nutritional requirements for your toddler. If so, I am here to help. I'm Isabelle Simon, your personal and workplace wellness consultant, and today we're going to learn how to know the nutritional requirements for your toddler. Something to keep in mind. Keep it simple. First things first. You will want to make sure that your toddler gets plenty of good, clear water in his system. The reason being is that it will help him or her digest the food, sleep better and stay hydrated which is very important also for brain development and brain function. Number two, you will want your toddler to get plenty of fresh fruit and plenty of vegetables. Those are packed with vitamins, minerals, complex carbs and fiber which are all very important for the development of the organs, the muscles, the bones, and be vital, lots of energy. Number three, protein. Protein is absolutely crucial for the good development of the muscles, and God knows those little toddlers, they are starting to running around, so they need to be able to support their body for the activities that they are involved in. Make sure so your toddler sleeps well. So that it can heal the body, process all that good stuff that you're giving him or her, and that is really as simple as that. I'm Isabelle Simon, and this is how you ensure the proper nutrients and requirements for your toddler."
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