- although growth rates slow after the first birthday, toddlers still experience significant growth
- they won‘t have a growth spurt this big again until they are teenagers
- during this time, calcium and vitamin D are essential for growing bones
- the diets of many toddlers fall short of the requirements for these nutrients
- the incidence of rickets—a disease resulting from vitamin D deficiency that can cause children’s bones to become deformed—peaks in the 1- to 3-year-old age group
- a biofactors blend that helps ensure that your toddler absorbs calcium—it has the right amounts of vitamin D and the mineral phosphorus
- low in saturated fat, a kind of fat that can hinder calcium absorption is recommended
- zinc is another biofactor important for growth
- if children do not have enough zinc in their diets, their growth is slowed
- children’s nutritional needs change as they grow, and toddler eating habits can be irregular & unpredictable
- toddlers can be at risk of nutritional deficiencies as they tend to become selective about what they eat & their food consumption varies
- growing-up milk can be a reliable daily source of necessary fats, protein, vitamins & minerals
- advanced growing-up milk for toddlers with biofactors that optimally suit their developmental needs from the ages of 1-3 years
- no one ingredient makes a growing-up milk unique compared to other milks
- it’s the optimal combination of biofactors in balanced amounts that supports your child’s health and development today & enhances future potential
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