Infant Nutrition Health Center
If you’re like most parents, you probably have a lot of questions about what you should be feeding your baby, especially if you’re new to this parenting business. Wondering whether to breastfeed or use formula? Wondering how often to nurse? Wondering when to start your baby on solid food?
Wondering what you feed should feed your baby to give her the best possible start on a life of great nutrition? You’ve come to the right place! Dr. Greene’s Nutrition for Babies & Infants Topic Center has got it covered.
Articles
Dr. Greene gives a thorough explanation of iron deficiency, reflux, and other issues related to nutrition in infants.
Q&A Guides
Many new parents are curious about how often to feed their babies, and when to start solid foods. Dr. Greene shares his expert advice on how, what and when to feed in order to keep your baby happy and growing!
WhiteOut Campaign
Historically, the first solid food for many babies has been a simple white rice cereal. Metabolically it isn’t much better than ingesting pure sugar. Join the movement to start babies off with whole grains, benefitting their metabolism and their future health.
Infant Feeding
Research has shown that babies are more likely to eat foods that their mother ate during pregnancy. Babies can remember flavors from before birth! Learn about this and more ways to encourage a diet rich in fruits and vegetables from the earliest days.
Eating Organic
The organic movement supports both healthy bodies and a healthy environment, setting children up for success in their bodies and the world around them! Read on to learn more about the many benefits of organic food.
Our goal is to improve children's health by inspiring parents to become knowledgable partners who can work with their children's physicians in new and rich ways.