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Iron, Vitamin D and the Nutrients That Matter
$48.00
Most of infant nutrition takes care of itself. A handful of nutrients do not, and two of them are the reason several other feeding rules exist at all.
Inside
- Iron: why stores run down at six months, heme versus non-heme, and six practical moves
- Which babies may need an iron supplement, and why you should not start one alone
- Vitamin D: the 400 IU recommendation, with a US and Canada comparison by feeding situation
- Zinc, omega-3, B12, calcium, iodine and fat, in plain terms
- What not to supplement, and what to leave out of the diet entirely
Who it is for
- Parents wondering whether their baby needs vitamin drops
- Anyone whose baby is breastfed and approaching six months
- Families on a vegetarian or vegan diet who want to know which gaps are real
Format
- 4-page PDF, A4, instant download
- Print-friendly, and readable on a phone one-handed at 3am
- Guidance checked against AAP, CDC, NIAID and Health Canada recommendations, with US and Canadian differences flagged where they differ
Educational material, not medical advice. Written for healthy, full-term babies. Always follow your pediatrician, family doctor, or dietitian, who know your baby.