GCSE Home Economics
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1. Our Energy And Nutritional Needs Vary According To

2. After Four To Six Months Small Amount Of Very Soft Foods Are Given To The Baby As Well As Milk

3. Newborn Babies Should Only Have Milk For The First

4. Potassium

5. Weaning

6. Dietary Fibre Is Needed For

7. Nutrients

8. A Diet Containing Plenty Of B Vitamins And Folic Acid Is Very Important For

9. Weaning Starts When

10. Healthy Balanced Diet

11. Solid Foods For Babies To Try First Should Include

12. Fats And Oils Carry

13. Fortified

14. Low Biological Value

15. Selenium

16. Vitamin A

17. Energy Is Provided By

18. Young Children Need To Follow A Healthy Diet So That They

19. Dietary Guidelines

20. Nutritional Requirements

21. Obesity

22. Dietary Reference Values

23. Vitamin B2

24. Ways Of Increasing Fibre In The Diet

25. Visible Fat

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