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Food pyramid |
Children Health – Nutritious food is needed
for a baby's growth and development. So as a parent, is an obligation to
provide nutritious food for their babies. If your babies have nutritional
deficiencies, it will have negative consequences for their growth.
In some developing countries, malnutrition in
infants is still found. Even many of those who died due to malnutrition. The
World Health Organization even launched various programs to be able to minimize
the number of babies affected by malnutrition.
However, you don't need to feel worried
excessively. Because there are simple ways that can help you to control the
amount of nutrients needed by your baby. Especially as a mother, you need to know the food pyramid,
the more upward the smaller portion consumed by the babies.
1. Protein
sources
Infants aged 6-12 months requires a
considerable amount of protein. Proteins are often the main source for
maintaining the acid and alkaline levels in the body. In addition, protein is
also a source of forming the body's immunity. Therefore you need to give enough
protein for your baby. You can give your baby breast milk to be consumed 2-3
times a day. Additionally, you can give some nuts (for infants who are not
allergic), meat fish, and tofu or tempeh.
2. Source
of various vitamins
To meet a wide range of vitamins a baby
needs, you can provide a wide variety of fruits and vegetables for consumption.
For some fruits and vegetables, you may need to process it before giving it to
your baby. Choose fruit that is textured soft for your baby.
3. Carbohydrate
source
Carbohydrates are the primary energy source
for the body. For variety, you can give some foods, such as porridge, cereals,
potatoes, and cassava. Of course you have to cultivate various foods above, so
that foods can be consumed by your baby.
That these three nutrients that must be fulfilled for infants aged 6-12 months. If the infant's nutritional balance, then the baby will be able to avoid malnutrition.
That these three nutrients that must be fulfilled for infants aged 6-12 months. If the infant's nutritional balance, then the baby will be able to avoid malnutrition.
What are the specific percentages recommended?
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