The materials and information below were created to support pediatricians and other professionals in engaging and educating families around early feeding practices and optimal nutrition during pregnancy and through early childhood. Resources include videos, infographics, handouts, social media graphics, articles and tools. Many of these resources are available in English and Spanish.

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Videos

Responsive Feeding

In this video, you'll learn all about the practice of responsive feeding and how to understand, recognize, and respond to your baby's hunger or fullness cues.

Introducing Solid Foods

In this video, we give you tips on how to get started with solid foods in the best possible way, helping your baby establish good eating habits for life from the start.

Tips for Feeding Picky Eaters

Eating healthy foods is important for your children’s growth and development. But it can be downright frustrating to get kids to eat a variety of foods! Here are some tips to help you handle picky eating.

Infographics and Handouts

Pregnancy Handouts

Early Childhood Handouts

Making the Case

Responsive Feeding

Breastfeeding

Complementary Food Introduction

Picky Eating

Social Media Assets and Graphics

Starting Solids? Here’s Help

These images can be shared in a single post (like a slideshow) on Facebook or Instagram. Together, the images provide tips for transitioning to solids. Share the images with this example post copy: "Starting solids? Here’s how to make it easier for yourself and set healthy habits for your child."

Social Media Graphics: Building a Foundation for Healthy Active Living

Additional Graphics: Building a Foundation for Healthy Active Living

HealthyChildren.org Articles

Is Your Baby Hungry or Full? Responsive Feeding Explained

Tips for Picky Eaters

Tips for Starting Solid Foods

Additional Resources

Growing Healthy

Healthy Growth App

Last Updated

07/09/2024

Source

American Academy of Pediatrics