The normal healthy daily diet of an infant would be breast milk. As it gets closer to toddler age soft foods can be introduced.
Breastfeeding is the normal way of providing infants with all the nutrients they need for healthy growth and development. Virtually all mothers can breastfeed, provided they have accurate information and the support of their family, the health care system and society in general.
Protein is a very important component of an infant's diet. Their diet should consist of .7 to 1 gram of protein per pound of body weight. Protein should contribute 20% to an infant's diet while carbohydrates and fat account for 30-50%.
you get more vitamins for your daily diet biased on a 2,000 calorie diet
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for strong bones and teeth
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we should give a complete diet like milk of mother to the infant.
DIET PILLS
You should. Maintaining a daily diet data when we are in special diet is very important to know effective ness of that diet. By watching what we are eating we came to know that which foods are helpful and which are not helpful to reach our particular goal.
Sulfur is actually good for you. You should have at least 200g of sulfur in your daily diet.
Considering he/she is an infant (aka a child who has just recently been born) the only thing it should have in its daily diet is breast milk or formulas. The best formula would be that, what the doctor prescribed, based on weight and health of your baby. Just ask your doctor about your infants health and nutrition requirements...
The Crema diet taken daily at bedtime can be harmful for long time use because it can harm the rectum. The diet is used for constipation, but care should be given on it.
You should not follow a "diet" plan. YOu should go back to eating regularly, and every once in a while, you should treat yourself with the foods you love.