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[Infant feeding].

¹Unité de Nutrition et Métabolisme, H.U.D.E.R.F., Bruxelles. martine.robert@huderf.be

Revue Medicale De Bruxelles

|October 25, 2012

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Human milk is ideal for infants, but when unavailable, specific infant formulas are recommended. Proper nutrition and food diversification are crucial for infant growth and development.

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Area of Science:

Pediatrics
Nutrition Science

Context:

Infant nutrition is critical for growth and development.
Human milk is the optimal food source for infants.
Numerous infant formulas exist, regulated by European directives.

Purpose:

To guide healthcare professionals in selecting appropriate infant nutrition.
To outline recommendations for infant formula composition and specific indications.
To detail guidelines for food diversification in infants.

Summary:

Optimal infant nutrition involves human milk or carefully selected infant formulas with specific compositions (low protein, whey predominance, added nutrients).
Formulas for specific indications are reserved for persistent issues unresponsive to dietary adjustments.
Food diversification should commence between 17-26 weeks, starting with fruits, followed by vegetables and protein, avoiding added sugars and processed foods.

Impact:

Ensures infants receive appropriate nutrition for healthy development.
Provides evidence-based guidance for healthcare professionals and parents.
Promotes healthy eating habits from an early age.