The glass of milk with cocoa, the colored cereals, the biscuits to take to school or the juice of mid-morning are common choices in the diet of many children. The problem is not to consume a specific product on time, but in that some of these foods are repeated daily and end up displacing others more nutritious. Reviewing the routines of breakfast and snack is therefore a simple way to improve infant feeding.
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The glass of milk with cocoa, the colored cereals, the biscuits to take to school or the juice of mid-morning are common choices in the diet of many children. The problem is not to consume a specific product on time, but in that some of these foods are repeated daily and end up displacing others more nutritious. Reviewing the routines of breakfast and snack is therefore a simple way to improve infant feeding.