Pediatric and Neonatal Nutrition

The nutritional requirements of babies and young adolescents differ from that of adults in a  number of aspects due to their energy expenditure (i.e., basal metabolism, high physical activity and metabolic response to food), rate of growth, body composition, and physiological changes (puberty, for instance). Due to the high nutritional needs of infants and adolescents, there is an increased risk for nutritional disturbances (i.e., undernutrition and overnutrition). This risk may become more complex by a lack of knowledge and/or awareness of signs and symptoms on the caregiver’s end. A pediatrcian can make a good nutritional assessment, which includes family.

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