Nutrition Through The Life Cycle
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Author: Brown, Judith E.
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Chapter 10, Problem 1.6CS
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To explain: Whether Person J must be encouraged to eat all the food on his plate before he is allowed to get down from his booster chair and play.
Introduction: Toddler nutrition establishment is important as it shapes the future health of that toddler as an adult. Unlike infants, the growth of toddlers is comparatively slow and they stop breast feeding slowly and depend on solid foods and other dairy products. The health and eating habits must be established during the toddler’s stage in order to avoid complications in the future. Undernutrition in toddlers will lead them to have decreased cognitive function. It is the duty of parents, grandparents, and the persons who take care of them to ensure that they are well fed and they get adequate nutrition.
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To explain: The reason why Person J must be encouraged to eat all the food on his plate before he is allowed to get down from his booster chair and play.
Introduction: Toddler nutrition establishment is important as it shapes the future health of that toddler as an adult. The health and eating habits must be established during the toddler’s stage in order to avoid complications in the future. It is the duty of parents, grandparents, and the persons who take care of them to ensure that they are well fed and they get adequate nutrition.
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