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Common Dietary Restrictions Kids Have

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PARENTING CONFIDENT KIDS

As a parent, there is a lot of information that you need to keep track of to keep your child safe and happy. One of the most important things to pay attention to is your child’s eating habits and whether any of the foods they eat are causing them problems. There are many possible food restrictions that your child could have, but there are a few that are more common, and may be worth paying closer attention to.

Food Allergies 

The first possibility is food allergies. If your child has an allergy, it can impact their eating habits or cause them to feel ill or experience discomfort after eating a particular food. Children can be allergic to any food on the spectrum from fruits and vegetables to milk and eggs. It is also common for children to be allergic to foods like fish or shellfish. Pay attention to what your child is eating, and if you discover an allergy, do your best to avoid that food and talk to your child’s doctor so you can make sure you are correct.

Limits Due to Braces 

If your child has braces, there is a whole new world of foods that are likely going to be off limits. For example, kids with braces should avoid sticky or hard foods. It’s important to pay close attention to any restrictions your orthodontist suggested so you can make sure that your child is as safe and healthy as possible, and that their braces stay in good condition until it is time for them to be removed. It can be hard to avoid all the things your child needs to avoid, but it will pay off in the final result.

Restrictions from Health Conditions 

Depending on your child’s health, they may need to have some health restrictions that can help them to stay on track. Children with diabetes may need to avoid sugary things and other simple carbs, but when their sugar gets low, it is helpful to have access to fruit or juice. Other health conditions can require other changes to your child’s diet. Whatever the changes are, it is important that you take care to follow their doctor’s instructions.

It’s important that your child has access to the nutrition they need. It is also important that their dietary restrictions are taken into account. When you are familiar with all your child’s dietary needs, you can help them to be healthier and grow up strong.

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Category: PARENTING CONFIDENT KIDSBy Tameka AndersonDecember 3, 2021Leave a comment

Author: Tameka Anderson

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