Infant Nutrition

A-Z Guide

Galactosemia
Lactose, or milk sugar, is made up of two simple sugars: glucose and galactose. Classic galactosemia is a condition... »
Infant Botulism
Sometimes constipation and slow feeding are the only symptoms of infant botulism, a disease that is sometimes caused by... »
Iron Deficiency
The most common reason for a child to be anemic is an inadequate supply of iron. Iron is a mineral that your body needs... »
Pyloric Stenosis
Pyloric stenosis can occur in boys or girls, but it is much more common in boys, especially in firstborn boys. It is... »

Q&A

An Exciting Breakthrough in Infant Formula
Breast milk is the best and safest form of nutrition for infants. Infants and breast milk are designed for each other.... »
Baby Bottles and Cereal
You’ve heard about it from friends, parents, and in-laws. You’ve seen it in Internet chat rooms and discussion boards.... »
Breast to Bottle – Nipple to Cup
Weaning means gradually getting used to a change. Dr. Greene talks about the process of weaning from breast to bottle... »
Breastfeeding with a Metabolic Disorder & Propionic Acidemia
Each meal is a matter of life and death for children with propionic acidemia. Children need protein in order to grow... »
Frequent Feeding
There are as many opinions on breast feeding and timing as there are advisors. What works for one parent will not... »
Gastroesophageal Reflux Treatment
If you've ever experienced heartburn or acid indigestion, you are familiar with the dull, burning ache produced when... »