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Upon Thames September 2016 Issue 111 Free upon Thames September 2016 www.familiesonline.co.uk Issue 111 RECRUITING NOW Successful ‘business mum’ is seeking 5 working partners to work part-time from home, alongside & without compromising family commitments or current career. If you have a supervisory, managerial, sales, marketing, recruitment or self-employed background, or you wish to develop an extraordinary lifestyle, please call Diana Page 01235 533362 07747 086518 Babysitting and Flexible Childcare 100% DBS CHECKED CHILDCARERS • Babysitting • Flexible Daytime Childcare • Temporary Nannies • Part Time Nannies • PermanentHoliday Nannies Nannies 0844 879 7189 www.likeminders.co.uk For parents/carers of kids from 0 -12 in North Surrey and the boroughs of Richmond, Kingston and Hounslow age range TO ADVERTISE IN THIS MAGAZINE CONTACT: 18 months - 10 years MIMA WALIA, Editor Make sure m:07792 006546 e: [email protected] you pick up our www.familiesonline.co.uk October issue Find us and like us on Facebook and get set for Facebook.com/familiesuponthames Halloween & Bonfire @FamiliesuponT night! Out A safe and creative environment in which your Now more than 7,700 followers! on 1st October child can thrive in their experience of sport and develop a love for playing the greatest game on earth! 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This is often a normal part of growing up and, like teething and colic, it too will pass, so try not to get too frustrated. Around the end of the first year, a child’s contain vitamins and minerals such as iron that growth rate slows down. This might mean help the body grow. Dairy products help to their appetite decreases whilst, simultaneously, keep bones and teeth healthy and fruit and they assert their authority and independence vegetables provide vitamins, antioxidants, and around their food choices. After the first year, fibre. A small amount of fat is an essential part children are actually programmed to refuse or of a balanced diet and helps the body to absorb spit out foods. Between the ages of one and vitamins A, D and E. A weekly diary noting the two, a toddler will not gain much weight, in foods your child accepts or refuses, distractions general around 2kg. and personal circumstances can help also. Setting good healthy eating patterns from Generally, a healthy child will follow an the start will stand your child in good stead individual growth curve, which corresponds to for the rest of their life. It is important to their age, but each child grows differently, so understand the food labels and limit your do not compare your child’s growth chart with child’s intake of those with red and yellow someone else. Being active and eating well labels which are rich in saturated fat, salt or gives nutrients to improve your child’s health, sugar. Starchy foods will provide carbohydrates avoids them suffering from limited growth, and B vitamins, with wholegrain ones being a increases their ability to learn, and prevents great source of fibre. High protein foods also food phobias as well as diseases in their Do not give up because this is just a phase adulthood. and you are not alone. Very occasionally Tips for encouraging healthy eating: there might be an underlying problem that is 3 Have a routine and schedule three contributing to a sudden loss of appetite and meals a day: breakfast, lunch and tea, if you are concerned, ask your GP. with healthy snacks mid-morning and mid-afternoon 3 Do not use food as a reward. Your child extra may start to think of sweets as good and Dr Aranzazu Rodriguez- vegetables as nasty. Instead, reward them with Guerrero MD, PhD is a a trip to the park or promise to play a game Private General Practitioner at with them Roseneath Medical Practice 3 Eat together and set an example. Make in Richmond. The Practice it fun and do not talk just about eating is open to new patients and offers a FREE 3 Give your child the same food as the initial consultation. It also offers extended rest of the family, but low in salt. Children opening hours, now including some are more likely to ‘do as you do’, rather than Sundays. For further information, ENJOY the Benefits of ‘do as you say’ visit www.roseneath.co.uk Aloe Vera and Discover a 3 Make sure they sit in the same place, Healthier Lifestyle for You make them secure and avoid distractions, such as TV and Your Children 3 Don’t ask them what they want, at the Don’t Like the Phone NOW age of two they don’t know for more details 3 Start small: give small portions and praise Taste of Oily Fish? 3 Keep trying: new foods may be declined on 07977 209 002 Now You Can Eat Chicken Megan, Independent more than ten times before they accept them. Children’s tastes change. One day they’ll hate for Omega 3 Distributor of Forever something, but a month later they may love it Living Products The chances of getting a child who is fussy 3 Give independence: encourage them to about food to eat oily fish like salmon and feed themselves. Enjoy the mess and try finger sardines are very slim. Yet Omega 3 is vital foods and even cooking with them for a healthy heart and is also thought 3 Build on what they like and add healthy to be good for the eyesight and brain ingredients development. If your child won’t eat fish, richmond practice 3 Keep meal times short and after 30 supplements are expensive too. PRIVATE DOCTORS‘ SERVICE minutes take the plate away whether it’s The good news is that you can now finished or not, without making a fuss buy chickens from Waitrose which contain The family doctor. 3 Your child may be a slow eater so be Omega 3! The Omega 3 chickens, which patient are the first on the British high street, have Redened. 3 Don’t give too many snacks or too been fed from algae containing kelp and much milk between meals seaweed. The algae is high in Omega 3 3 Do not let them fill up on drinks or but doesn’t taint the taste of the chicken snacks before a meal and always offer in any way. water first Some helpful websites with information about healthy eating: www.hounslow.gov.uk/voluntary_food_and_drink_guidance.pdf www.nhs.uk/Change4Life GP · Paediatrician · Gynaecologist www.nhs.uk/Livewell/Goodfood 020 8940 5009 www.healthyunder5s.nhs.uk/ Clinical excellence hassle-free 4 www.familiesonline.co.uk September 2016 FAMILY HEALTH and WELLBEING Tooth Brushing Tips by Dr Michael Nigro BDS (Rand) Tooth decay progresses more quickly in children than in adults, so it is vital to establish a good tooth brushing routine for children as early as possible. The reason why decay is so rapid in children is because baby teeth have thinner enamel than adult teeth. Tooth decay and gum disease is prevented by cleaning well and eating healthily. Brushing teeth is an important part of good oral and overall health, especially for children, whose teeth and bones are still developing. As soon as the first tooth appears brushing should start.
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