Toddler and Preschool Nutrition - Influences on Appetite and Eating Behaviour

Pathway Contributor: Jennifer House

Credentials:
BSc, MSc

Degree(s):
Master of Science in Human Nutrition, Bachelor of Science in Food & Nutrition

Relevant Dietetic Experience and Accomplishments:

• Chair of the Consulting Dietitians Network of Dietitians of Canada
• Author of "The Parents' Guide to Baby-led Weaning" and "Baby food in an Instant Pot"
• Co-owner of the Picky Eating Network for Healthcare Professionals

Practice Focus:
starting solids & picky eating (pediatrics)

Contributions:

• When toddlers/preschoolers adjust their food/fluid intake during natural changes in growth, will nutrient requirements be met?  

  Role: Reviewer

• For preschoolers who choose to eat limited types of food, is growth affected? What feeding strategies can be used to promote variety?  

  Role: Reviewer

• When children are ill (cold, flu) or teething, how is their appetite affected?  

  Role: Reviewer

• When toddlers/preschoolers are fed using non-responsive/coercive practices (pressure to eat, restriction, food reward), how is their eating behaviour and weight affected?  

  Role: Reviewer

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