British Dietetic Association (BDA)
Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics
Ready to make a bigger difference in a child’s first two years?
Do you want to support families with feeding and nutrition, but feel unsure how to approach the range of questions parents bring?
Would you like the specialist knowledge and practical skills to make infant and toddler nutrition a meaningful part of your practice?
Parents often arrive with conflicting advice about milk feeds, starting solids, growth or fussy eating. Your role involves understanding the child’s needs, listening to the family’s concerns and helping them decide what to do next.
The first 1,000 days provide an important opportunity to support children’s nutrition, growth and development. You can make a difference.
Effective care brings clinical assessment together with an understanding of feeding skills, family routines, cultural practices and access to food. Recommendations need to be appropriate for the child and manageable for their caregivers.
Helping families feel heard and supported can build trust and make nutrition advice easier to put into practice.
This nine-week program brings together specialist education, consultation skills, practical resources and mentoring to help you provide personalised care and develop your infant and toddler nutrition practice.
Imagine building a practice where families turn to you for trusted feeding and nutrition guidance…
One of the most rewarding parts of working with babies and toddlers is helping parents move from uncertainty to a clearer understanding of their child’s needs. Your guidance can help them approach feeding with greater confidence and find practical ways forward.
There’s also an opportunity for dietitians in private practice: meaningful relationships and continuity of care.
Families’ questions change as their baby grows, begins solids and moves into toddler eating. Individualised consultations and appropriate follow-up allow your support to develop alongside those changing needs.
Help families and referrers understand the value of a specialist infant and toddler dietitian.
Is Nutrition Therapy for Babies (NTFB) the right course for you?Â
What You Will Learn
The program brings together evidence and practical application to deepen your understanding of nutrition, feeding, growth and development from birth to two years, alongside the consultation and practice-building skills to support families effectively.
MODULE 1: Foundations of Baby Nutrition - Understanding Growth, Development and Assessment
MODULE 2: Feeding Babies with Confidence - Nutrition from Birth to Six Months
MODULE 3: Introducing Solids - Building Healthy Eating Habits for Life
MODULE 4: Nutrition Therapy for Common Infant Conditions
MODULE 5: Building a Successful Baby Nutrition Practice
MODULE 6: Supporting Families through Toddler Nutrition
MODULE 7: Programming Healthy Eating Behaviours
MODULE 8: Programming Brain, Gut & Immune Health
What Nutrition Therapy for Babies Course Attendees Receive
Melanie's 100% Money-Back Guarantee
“I believe families deserve access to dietitians who understand the nutritional needs of babies and toddlers, and the realities of feeding them.Â
My goal is to help more families receive practical, personalised guidance during their child’s first 1,000 days. I can’t do this alone.
We need passionate dietitians who want to support children and their caregivers through these important years. That’s why I’m committed to education that combines specialist knowledge, consultation skills and support to help you apply what you learn."
If you are not completely blown away by the content and experience inside Nutrition Therapy for Babies simply reach out to our team by emailing us at info@earlylifenutritionalliance.com for a full refund.
- Melanie McGrice, Fertility Dietitian and Host of Nutrition Therapy for Babies
Still unsure if this course is for you? Imagine what you could bring to families.
You have already invested in becoming a dietitian. This program helps you build on that foundation to support children and caregivers through the first two years.
Develop specialist knowledge, practical consultation skills and a clearer understanding of how to establish your infant and toddler nutrition services.
Learn with mentors and a community of dietitians who share your desire to make a meaningful difference in the first 1,000 days.
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