Early childhood is an important time for growth and development. Establishing good eating patterns here is key to support health in childhood and later life. To do this, parents need to have knowledge of what makes a “healthy diet” during childhood and to also understand the principles of good growth. This live Q and A will not only focus on how to promote healthy eating in childhood, but also how to minimise the risk of excessive weight gain and what can be done if parents have concern about their child’s eating patterns. Dr. Julie Lanigan has more than 25 year’s experience in childhood obesity and is co-founder of TrimTots Community Interest Company, which is aimed at prevention and treatment of childhood obesity. This free live webinar will be 45 min long, and you can ask questions about healthy eating and growth in children. You can also send your questions prior to the webinar to info@rosan-paediatricdietitian.com
It will be Coeliac Disease Awareness Week from the 9th-15th of May 2021 and to support this initiative we will be hosting a free webinar for healthcare professionals and parents. This 45 min webinar, by specialist paediatric dietitian, Natalie Yerlett will provide you with the common symptoms and pathophysiology of coeliac disease, how to test for it and most importantly the dietary management. Topics such a whether gluten free oats should be included/not included will also be covered in this webinar and you will have the opportunity to ask your questions live.
This webinar is aimed at parents and taps into Dr. Rosan Meyer’s extensive experience as a paediatric dietitian dealing with feeding difficulties in young children. Feed and food aversions are very common in early childhood and are a great concern for any parent. This webinar will explain typical symptoms, when you should be worried and see a healthcare professional, but most importantly this webinar will cover some practical advice on how to manage feeding difficulties. The webinar will last 40 min and have 5 min of online questions at the end.