Changing Birth with Hannah Willsmore

78. Managing Reflux, Starting Solids and Fussy Eating with Paediatric Dietician Anna Ritan.

Season 1 Episode 78

Anna Ritan is an Accredited Practicing Dietitian-Nutritionist with over 12 years experience, and she specializes in paediatric and neonatal nutritional therapy and dietary education. She is an Adelaide gal like me and my go to person for dietary advice for kids and babies. 

We dive into a series of listener-submitted questions covering topics such as baby poo concerns, starting solids, managing reflux, and dealing with fussy eating in toddlers. Anna provides invaluable advice and practical tips, all grounded in an evidence-based approach, to help parents navigate the complexities of pediatric nutrition. Tune in for insights on ensuring your child's nutritional needs are met and making mealtimes more manageable.

Follow Anna on Insta @nourishlittlelives or her website https://www.nourishlittlelives.com.au/

01:44 Understanding Mucus in Baby's Stool

03:34 Addressing Food Protein-Induced Allergic Proctocolitis

07:47 Starting Solids for Babies with Reflux

12:01 When to Start Solids and What to Begin With

14:01 Iron Requirements for Babies

19:01 Fussy Eating in Babies and Toddlers

25:15 Identifying Underlying Issues in Feeding

25:53 Dealing with Fussy Toddlers

26:54 Serving Food Without Pressure

27:58 Creative Ways to Serve Chicken

30:29 Managing Toddler's Eating Habits

32:32 Balancing Breastfeeding and Solid Foods

34:40 Understanding Toddler's Variable Appetite

37:09 Handling Food Throwing

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