Nutrition Care for Kids

Nutrition Assessment

A nutrition assessment looks at your child’s health history, growth, usual meals, and food preferences. You can share questions and concerns so the dietitian can understand what is happening at home and school. Together, you’ll identify practical priorities and next steps that fit your child’s needs and your family’s routines.

Selective Eating Support

Selective eating support helps families respond to a narrow food range without pressure or blame. The dietitian can explore mealtime routines, sensory preferences, and foods your child already accepts. You’ll discuss manageable ways to offer new foods and support a more relaxed experience at the table, while respecting your child’s pace and needs.

Food Allergy Guidance

Food allergy guidance can help you plan meals and snacks that account for diagnosed allergies or other restrictions. The dietitian reviews your child’s current eating pattern and identifies nutrition considerations to discuss with your care team. You’ll leave with practical ideas for food choices, label-reading questions, and everyday planning that fits your household.

Growth and Nutrition

If you have questions about your child’s growth or nutrition, a dietitian can review eating habits alongside the information you bring from your child’s healthcare team. Sessions focus on supportive, age-appropriate food choices and realistic routines. You can bring questions about appetite, meal patterns, or nutrition needs as your child grows.

Family Meal Planning

Family meal planning turns nutrition goals into ideas you can use in daily life. The dietitian can help you think through meal and snack timing, familiar foods, and ways to accommodate different preferences at the table. Recommendations are shaped around your family’s routines, food access, and the needs of your child.

Pediatric Nutrition Counseling

Pediatric nutrition counseling gives you time to discuss your child’s eating concerns and goals with a dietitian. Sessions may cover balanced meals, food variety, nutrition needs, and ways to make changes manageable. Guidance is tailored to your child’s age and circumstances, with family participation encouraged so strategies feel practical beyond the appointment.