Evidence-based information on nutrition and lifestyle for pregnancy and infancy to help keep mum and baby healthy.
Evidence-based information and practical tools to support you in making the right choices when feeding toddlers.
Factsheets and reports, expert advice from Forum members, Study Days and interactive online learning.
Evidence-based information on nutrition and lifestyle for pregnancy and infancy to help keep mum and baby healthy.
Evidence-based information and practical tools to support you in making the right choices when feeding toddlers.
Factsheets and reports, expert advice from Forum members, Study Days and interactive online learning.
Leading experts from paediatrics, neonatology, health visiting, dietetics and child psychology, specialising in early years nutrition and development. The ITF provides reliable, evidence-based information and practical tools to support you in making the right choices when feeding toddlers.
Use our toddler food tracker to check that your 1-4 year olds are getting a good balance of foods and activity
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If you have a question, a personal experience you'd like to share for our 'Real Stories' section, or a suggestion of what we could add to the website, you can email the Infant & Toddler Forum (ITF) using the link below.
Email the Infant & Toddler Forum Secretariat >
The Secretariat manages the work of the ITF, including the website and the educational grant from Danone Nutricia Early Life Nutrition.
Alternatively, contact us by post, telephone, or fax:
Infant & Toddler Forum Secretariat
5th Floor, The Courtyard
7 Francis Grove
Wimbledon
London,
SW19 4DW
Telephone: 020 8971 0022
Fax: 020 8971 6401
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Unfortunately we are unable to offer individual clinical advice, but we do have a wide variety of expert guidance available on this website that deals with specific toddler feeding and nutritional issues, such as Factsheets and our Guidance & Tips for Parents.
If you have concerns for your child, you should seek advice from a healthcare professional. Please remember, any guidance provided by the Infant & Toddler Forum should not replace the advice of your healthcare professional.
