Your child's health care provider can evaluate your child's weight, height and explain their BMI and let you know if your child needs to lose or gain weight or if any dietary changes need to be made.

Their bright packaging may appeal to children, but their nutrition may not pass muster with parents ...

The best plan is for the parent or carer to decide the ‘what’, ‘where’ and ‘when’ of food, and for the child to determine ‘how much’. If there’s a choice of healthy foods on ...

Prioritizing whole foods, calcium, and healthy fats and limiting sugar and ultra-processed foods is beneficial for most children. There’s no evidence that diet can cause ADHD in children or that ...

One local doctor is offering ways to encourage healthy eating in kids as food rules could lead to overeating, food anxiety or ...