Kids down with gastro? Gastro is a parent's worst nightmare. When the vomiting and diarrhoea hits, the fear of who's next sets in. In this article, we share some tips on what to drink and eat when your child has gastro and supplements to help heal from the infection.
Read MoreEczema in kids is a common issue we see and treat at Nutrition For Kids. Our Naturopath, Ashlee, shares the investigations and treatment of a young child’s eczema.
Read MoreTo keep your children well, especially in this current climate, we first need to understand the things that are weakening your child's immune system.
Read MoreIs your child anxious? Assessing and optimising their diet and nutrient intake can be the first step in reducing their anxiety and improving their mental wellbeing.
Read MoreNutritionist, Sarah Appleford, will also share 10 essential tips you can implement to start supporting your child’s immunity.
Read MorePuberty can be an emotional time for the entire family. Supporting puberty with diet can help navigate this life stage and enhance your child’s wellbeing.
Read MoreStarting your infant on solids is a fun time for any parent, but baby constipation is a common problem as a result. I remember clearly when my son struggled with constipation for several days and it was heartbreaking!
Read MoreAntibiotics are an important medical treatment that has saved billions of lives worldwide but the overuse of antibiotics has devastating impacts on the gut microbiome, particularly that of a child's.
Read MoreOne of the best ways to gain an in-depth understanding of our individual gut microbes is through gut testing. But what about gut testing for kids?
Read MoreKids vitamin gummies are popular among kids and their parents. But are they a good idea and do they offer any health benefits?
Read MoreA food intolerance is a non-IgE mediated response which occurs when the body has difficulty digesting particular foods. This causes unwanted reactions from bloating and tummy upset to headaches and hives.
Read MorePerhaps a more permanent solution to managing asthma in our children is to take a look at what we are feeding them and incorporate foods that support better health and avoiding those that could trigger attacks.
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