Nutritional Needs of the Infant At birth At birth Milk through breast feeding or formula Milk through breast feeding or formula 2-4 weeks 2-4 weeks Orange juice or vitamin C supplements Orange juice or vitamin C supplements 4 weeks 4 weeks Fluoridated water Fluoridated water 3 months 3 months Cereals which provide iron and taste Cereals which provide iron and taste differences—B vitamins differences—B vitamins 3-4 months 3-4 months Mashed hard-cooked egg yolk—protein and iron Mashed hard-cooked egg yolk—protein and iron
Nutritional needs of_the_infant
Jun 23, 2015
Human Growth and development class
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Nutritional Needs of the Infant At birthAt birth
Milk through breast feeding or formulaMilk through breast feeding or formula 2-4 weeks2-4 weeks
Orange juice or vitamin C supplementsOrange juice or vitamin C supplements 4 weeks4 weeks
Fluoridated waterFluoridated water 3 months3 months
Cereals which provide iron and taste differences—B Cereals which provide iron and taste differences—B vitaminsvitamins
3-4 months3-4 months Mashed hard-cooked egg yolk—protein and ironMashed hard-cooked egg yolk—protein and iron
Nutritional Needs of the Infant cont.
4 months4 months Pureed fruits and vegetables—vitamin Pureed fruits and vegetables—vitamin
6 months6 months Pureed meats—protein and ironPureed meats—protein and iron
7 months7 months Breads and pastas—B vitamins--Breads and pastas—B vitamins--
CarbohydratesCarbohydrates LaterLater
Strained and chopped adult food—all nutrientsStrained and chopped adult food—all nutrients
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