Picky eaters, choosy eaters, fussy eaters: whichever moniker you use, they tend to have a laundry list of foods that are off-limits. Fussy eating may be a normal part of early childhood. Even so, ...

It’s important for kids to eat a healthy breakfast to refuel their bodies after sleep, as their brains and bodies are still developing (1). Yet, 20–30% of children and adolescents tend to skip this ...

Nearly 30 million students are served school lunches five days a week, according to the School Nutrition Association, a nonprofit organization, and many parents find themselves unsure about whether ...

When children experience growth spurts, they need additional protein for muscle growth, calcium, and vitamin D to accommodate bone growth, and iron for overall tissue growth. Because of this, children ...

Coles Healthy Kicks is a fun and entertaining health and fitness program designed specifically to encourage Australian ...

From energizing snacks to activities to boost brain power, Dr. Taz Bhatia shares tips and tricks for helping kids stay sharp in and out of the classroom.Aug. 31, 2022 ...

How can you get kids to eat their veggies and whole grains without a battle? According to researchers, clearly communicating a food's nutrition benefits to children through affirming statements will ...

NOW, AS THE SCHOOL YEAR ENDS, NUTRITIONISTS ARE ENCOURAGING PARENTS AND KIDS TO FEED THEIR CHILDREN HEALTHY MEALS. THIS SUMMER. JOINING US THIS AFTERNOON IS CAMILLA MARTIN, A NUTRITIONIST AT UW HEALTH ...

The lessons children learn stick with them throughout their lives. That’s why it’s crucial to make good health a habit early. From helping kids learn social skills to teaching them to be more ...

A study found that kids are more than twice as likely to make healthy food choices after watching cooking shows featuring how to prepare healthy foods such as fruits and vegetables. In the study, ...

As families celebrate by decking the halls, lighting menorahs and enjoying other activities, Johns Hopkins Children’s Center ...

American children are drinking fewer sugary beverages and eating more fruits, but the majority still had poor-quality diets, researchers reported Tuesday. More than half of kids, 56%, were eating ...