These Ontario Dietitians in Public Health (ODPH) guidelines provide information on nutrition and feeding and red flags for healthy, full-term infants to 6 years of age.

  2022-05-04 – Manual/Guide

World Health Organization growth charts, recommended by Dietitians of Canada, The Canadian Paediatric Society, the College of Family Physicians of Canada and Community Health Nurses of Canada for health professionals for monitoring individual Canadian children's growth. Growth charts were updated in 2014 and reviewed in 2019. Site includes links to resources for health professionals.

  2023-07-11 – Evaluation/Assessment Tool

World Health Organization growth charts in French, recommended by Dietitians of Canada, The Canadian Paediatric Society, the College of Family Physicians of Canada and Community Health Nurses of Canada are for monitoring individual children’s growth in Canada. Charts updated in 2014 and reviewed in 2019. Site includes links to resources for health professionals.

  2023-07-11 – Evaluation/Assessment Tool

A resource from the Mental Health And Nutrition and Dietetics information (MHANDi), a Dietitians Australia Mental Health Interest Group initiative providing information for dietetic professionals on nutrition considerations when working with a young person living with a mental health issue.

  2021-06-02 – Handout

A French fact sheet from Health Canada for consumers that provides an overview on fluoride and human health.

  2022-12-23 – Handout

A fact sheet from Health Canada for consumers that provides an overview on fluoride and human health.

  2022-12-23 – Handout

These French guidelines from the World Health Organization provide recommendations on the intake of free sugars by adults and children. The guidelines focus on the prevention of overweight, obesity and dental caries. Available in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish.

These guidelines from the World Health Organization provide recommendations on the intake of free sugars by adults and children. The guidelines focus on the prevention of overweight, obesity and dental caries. Available in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish.

A recently published systematic review builds on a previous review examining the evidence of the physical effects of energy drink consumption on children and adolescents.

A consumer fact sheet produced by the Infant and Toddler Forum (UK) providing advice and information on oral health in toddlers and protecting from tooth decay.

  2018-09-12 – Handout