Clinical Overview
Proper nutrition during the first years of life is essential for healthy growth and cognitive development. This includes exclusive breastfeeding and the gradual introduction of solid foods.
Key Symptoms
Signs of poor nutrition in infants include slow weight gain, lethargy, frequent illnesses, and delays in developmental milestones like sitting or crawling.
Treatment Options
Consult a Pediatrician for a customized feeding schedule. They may recommend vitamin supplements or specific dietary adjustments based on the child's growth chart.
Prevention & Lifestyle
Practice exclusive breastfeeding for the first 6 months. Introduce a variety of nutrient-dense soft foods gradually while continuing to monitor for any allergic reactions.
