ABC Nutrition in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | Local business
ABC Nutrition
Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Phone: +61 7 3036 4081
Address: 109 Gladstone Road, Highgate Hill 4101 Brisbane, QLD, Australia
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18.01.2022 Starting solids can be an exciting but daunting milestone for parents. If you are looking for advice you can trust Dr Paula Smith-Brown a PhD qualified Accredited Practising Dietitian is now offering group education sessions on the introduction of solids for only $20 per family at Possums at Grow Medical in Highgate Hill. The next session will be on Saturday 22nd September at 10am. The session will cover the how, why and when of learning to eat, including: Signs your baby i...s ready to start solids How to prepare food to meet your baby's stage of development Prevention of allergies Tips to prevent choking, and Encouraging healthy happy meals times. For more information and to book please visit: https://www.growmedical.com.au/produ/introduction-to-solids
17.01.2022 A reminder that encouraging healthy eating is not the only way to protect our children from becoming overweight. Ensuring appropriate microbiome health by avoiding unnecessary antibiotics and antibacterial cleaners is also important. https://www.facebook.com/43100771215/posts/10155456953901216/
17.01.2022 Dr Paula Smith-Brown is a PhD qualified Accredited Practising Dietitian with a specialist interest in infant and child nutrition and allergies and intolerances in all ages. Paula has always loved food and considers dietetics her vocation. After qualifying as a Dietitian in 2002 (BSc Nutrition and Dietetics, Kings College London, UK) she soon identified that her passion lay in helping children and their families and undertook further study to qualify as a Paediatric Dietitian in 2005/6. She has worked in multi-disciplinary allergy clinics in both the UK and Australia and is a member of ASCIA (Australasian Society for Clinical Immunology and Allergy). Her PhD was awarded by the University of Queensland in 2017 and focused on the effects of breastfeeding and diet on growth and microbiota development in children
14.01.2022 Babies are naturally curious and happy to explore new foods while toddlers become wary of foods they are unfamiliar with. It is thought this evolved to protect toddlers as they became more mobile and able to be come across poisonous berries and plants. We can set up children for a lifetime of healthy eating by offering them a wide variety of nutritious food but don’t worry too much whether they actually eat them. Forcing them to eat doesn’t work and if anything may make them less likely to accept these foods in the future.
