nutrition- infant nutrients

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Calories infants

108 kcal/kg/day (0–6 months)

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carbohydrates infants

  • 60g/day (0–6 months)

  • 95g/day (7–12 months)

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Protein infants

  • 9g/day (0–6 months)

  • 11g/day (7–12 months)

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Fat infants

Not restricted; crucial for brain development.

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high needs for these micronutrients in infants

  • Vitamin D

  • Iron

  • Vitamin K

  • Vitamin B12 (if breastfed by vegan mothers)

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Vitamin K supplement for infants

Given by injection at birth to prevent bleeding.

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Vitamin D supplement for infants

400 IU/day (start by 2 months if breastfed).

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Iron supplement for infants

Via iron-fortified cereal at ~6 months.

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Vitamin B12 supplement for infants

Needed if mother is strictly vegan.

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carb need for pregnant women

175g/day minimum.

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protein need for pregnant women

71g/day (~35% increase).

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folaten need for pregnant women

600 µg/day (prevents neural tube defects).

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iron need for pregnant women

supports red blood cells and placenta ( take supplements to meet 27 mg/day).

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zinc and copper needs for pregnant women

Cell division, energy, connective tissue.

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calcium needs for pregnant women

Fetal bones; absorption increases.

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vitamin D needs for pregnant women

Supports calcium use; linked to low birth weight and diabetes.

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DHA and coline needs for pregnant women

Brain and cell development.

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what micronutrient should be limited during pregnancy and why ?

vitamin A

excess can cause birth defects