Toddlerhood represents striking changes in children’s development. It is a period of a time of rapid cognitive, social-emotional, and physical development. Changing nutritional needs accompany these developmental milestones and the toddler’s diet has an impact in establishing food preferences and healthy eating behaviors. These choices in a young child’s life may have lasting impacts on dietary patterns and body weight. Toddler Hub is dedicated to provide scientific information and resources on toddler’s nutrition, growth and development.
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Substantiating Impact on Nutritional Adequacy in Infancy and Toddlerhood
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Video Teaser: Dietary Sugars: Not as Sour as they are made out to be - Prof. D. Bier
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Interview with Kimberley Mallan: Effect of Parental Feeding on Child’s Eating Behavior
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Video Teaser: Optimal Vitamin D Nutrition and Health in Childhood - Steven Abrams
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Video Teaser: Nutritional Deficiences: Cognitive and Social Development Among Toddlers - Maureen Black
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Video Teaser: Infant Feeding and Opportunities for Obesity Risk Reduction - Jose Saavedra
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Video Teaser: Global Landscape of Malnutrition in Infants and Young Children - Lynette M. Neufeld
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Interview with Ernst B Hunziker: Bone Growth - Growth in Height Occurs at the Growth Plate
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Interview with Robert Black: Causes of Stunting and Preventive Dietary Interventions
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Interview with Michelle Lampl: The Implications of Growth as a Time Specific Event
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Interview with Peter Arner: Fat Tissue Growth and Development in Humans
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Interview with Lynette Neufeld: What is the global landscape of malnutrition in children?
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Interview with Usha Ramakrishnan: What, when and how young are children fed?
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Interview with Maureen Black: Impact of Nutrition on Growth, Brain and Cognition
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Loss of the Mediterranean diet: Children in Southern Europe more at risk of severe obesity, WHO finds
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