DISCOVER HOW TO ADD MORE NUTRIENTS TO THE MEALS YOUR CHILD ALREADY EATS WITH SIMPLE ADDITIONS THAT TAKE LESS THAN TWO MINUTES.
Most children with nutrient gaps are not hungry children.
They are well-fed children. Children whose mothers are doing everything right and they are still not getting enough of the nutrients their bodies need to grow well and thrive.
WHO IS THE AUTHOR OF THE BOOK?
I am a mum, a biochemist, and a university lecturer with a specialty and deep interest in child nutrition and the founder of Fed to Thrive NG.
During my master's studies, I kept hearing the same heartbreaking term over and over: FAILURE TO THRIVE.
Failure to thrive is a situation where children don’t grow as expected or have delayed milestones. Some of these children are well fed, they are not starving, but they don’t grow well or thrive.
One day I asked myself. “What if these babies were fed to thrive?” What if children took in adequate nutrients? What if the food they already eat could simply do more?
That question led Fed to Thrive NG.
Through nutrient fortification, I help African mothers make the little their children eat count. Every spoonful can add to what the child needs to grow and thrive
WHO THIS IS FOR?:
This guidebook is for you if:
You are an African mom who wants her child to be well nourished.
Your child eats regularly but you are not sure if he/she is getting enough nutrients.
Your child falls sick often, gets tired quickly, or has low appetite,
You worry about your child’s weight.
SECTION 1: THE NUTRIENTS YOUR CHILD'S BODY NEEDS THE MOST.
A breakdown of which African foods deliver each nutrient and how to combine them for maximum absorption.
SECTION 2: HOW TO ADD MORE NUTRIENTS TO WHAT YOUR CHILD ALREADY EATS.
a. how to fortify baby foods
b. how to fortify family meals:
BONUS: A Guide on How to Introduce Allergens Safely.
AFTER READING THIS GUIDEBOOK, YOU WILL;
Know exactly what your child is missing and where to find it.
Know exactly what to add to every meal.
Get expert knowledge without feeling like you are reading a textbook.
How to introduce allergens safely.
Every week that passes without the right nutrients is a week your child's brain, bones, and immune system gets less than the required nutrients.
Nutrient deficiencies in the early years do not always have loud signs. But they show quietly as slow growth, frequent illness, delayed milestones, low appetite that gets harder to address the older your child gets.