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abscess, breast 85 appetite, poor/inadequate adiposity rebound and 197
acidic foods and caries 144–5 in cystic fibrosis 213 assessment 40–1
additives 186 to satisfy energy/nutrient charts 42
adequate intake (of nutrients) 10 requirements 207–10
boys 240
appetite inadequate for 207–10 ascorbic acid see vitamin C girls 242
assessing see assessment Asperger’s syndrome 206, 210–11, 221 girls vs boys 43
infants, indications of inadequacy 115 assessment of nutritional intake and its obesity indicated by 44, 195, 196
preschool children 132–4 bottle (formula)-feeding 78–9, 89–95
primary school children 163, 166–7 adequacy 45–53 6-12 months 105–6
see also energy; requirements by food groups 24, 47–52 choice of formula types 89–92
adiposity rebound 197 in national surveys, adolescents components 90–1
adolescents and teenagers (and secondary constipation and 113–14, 114
173–6 food hypersensitivity and 115
school children) 171–81 in selective eating 150 growth faltering in formula-fed
diabetic, food refusal 218 atopy and atopic disease 187, 221
obesity attention deficit hyperactivity disorder babies 116
mixed breastfeeding and 86
consequences 198 206, 210–11
prevention 198 authoritarian parenting style 33 bottle-feeding at work 88
physical development 171–2 authoritative parenting style 33 obesity and 197
pubertal growth spurt 40, 43, autistic spectrum disorders and autism preterms 122, 126–7
171–2 206, 210–11, 221 and discharge home from neonatal
population differences in dietary autumn-time meals plans for preschool unit 127
intakes 176 children 138–9 sociocultural influences 30–1
pregnancy 67–8 Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and specialized 92, 116, 117–18
vitamin supplementation 95, 108
calcium 65 Children 53, 115, 197 bowel see intestine
advertising, food 31–2 boys
African migrants in UK, traditional baby foods, commercial 106 adolescents, nutrient intake compared
bacteria
foods 26 with boys 176
age food-borne illness-causing, in BMI
pregnancy 71
gluten-free food entitlement and 213 and body differences from girls 43
growth data for different ages 41 probiotic 9, 222, 230 charts 240
growth rates changing with 38–40 balanced diet see healthy eating growth charts 232–3, 236–7
preterm baby age correction 42 bariatric surgery 202–3 pubertal growth spurt 171–2
AIDS see HIV basal metabolic rate 2 reporting about body weight 165
alcohol 178 behavioural interventions, obesity 202 waist circumference 241
maternal consumption behavioural problems with eating, young bran, unprocessed 146
bread, sandwich fillings for preschool
antenatal 69, 70 children 141–2, 147–51
postnatal 88 specialist feeding clinics 151–2 children 158–9
preconception 58–9 beverages see drinks breadsticks and dips for packed lunches
alimentary tract see gastrointestinal tract binge drinking 70, 178
allergy 221 binge eating disorder 178 for preschool children 159
food see food allergy biochemical measures in nutritional breakfast
amines, biogenic, hypersensitivity or
assessment 53 adolescents not having 176
intolerance 186 biogenic amines, hypersensitivity or changing intake, example case 51
amino acid formulas 118 plans 22, 23
anaemia, iron-deficiency 29, 145 intolerance 186
anaphylaxis 185, 221 biological drivers of growth 39–40 diabetic child 216
anorexia nervosa 177–8 biotin, safe intakes 12 infant weaning 101, 102, 104
birthday celebrations in nurseries 157–8 preschool children 137, 138, 139, 140
fertility and 58 birthweight vegetarian 24, 140
primary school children 164 recording intake 48
anthropometry 38 loss after birth 43 example case 49
anti-reflux medications 112 low see low-birthweight babies school 167
weight centile later in infancy and 43
body mass index (BMI) 221
