Breast milk meets the needs of a 6-month-old child in macronutrients (proteins, fats,
carbohydrates) almost entirely, while in minerals and trace elements only partially …

Breast milk is the best food for a baby of the first year of life. To pass successfully from
feeding by breast milk or formula tothe introduction of complementary food, a child need to …

Relevance of the research. Timing, order and sequence of complementary feeding remain
the subject of discussion until now. The aim of the study. Estimate influence of different …

Introduction. The prevalence of preterm births is relatively high in all countries of the world
and is about 7–15%. Complete nutrition is the key to a child's healthy growth. Undoubtedly …

Introduction: Pregnancy, infancy, and early childhood are periods of rapid growth and
development. The role of nutrition is very important during these critical growth and …

Adequate nutrition in the first year of life is the key prerequisite for a child's healthy growth
and development. The success of complementary feeding is influenced by various factors …

Breast milk is the basis of infant nutrition. Exclusive breastfeeding is generally
recommended until at least 6 months of age. Complementary feeding is a proces in which …

Objective: To describe feeding patterns during first two years of life and their relation to
sociodemographic factors. Design: Longitudinal study. Setting: Prague, Czech Republic …

The article presents updated recommendations of the European Society of Pediatric
Gastroenterologists, Hepatologists and Nutritionists, which discuss period, content and …

After six months of life, exclusive breastfeeding is no longer sufficient for normal growth and
development of a baby; therefore, fruit, vegetables and other foods are introduced in …