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The nutritional requirements of children are different from those of adults. They have their unique needs of nutrition that their body and mind needs to grow. As a result of certain health issues children may suffer from lack of nutrients or they may just need some nutrients that food cannot provide just because they are picky eaters. At HPFY we strive to provide pediatric nutritional supplements for your children that will fulfil all the needs that food is unable to. If your kid has a problem with eating or absorbing enough nutrition from food liquid nutrition can be a good option. Browse our extensive range to find the right formula for your child today!
Dislikes and avoids an entire food group
Has allergy or intolerance
Is a vegetarian
Choose supplements with caps or lids that your child can open. Store them out of their reach.
Giving nutritional supplements more than the recommended quantity is harmful. Only safe and recommended doses must be given.
Do not replace eating with supplements. They are only used for covering up the deficiencies.
Pediatric supplements must not be used as the only way of nutrition. These nutritional supplements must be used in combination with meals for good results. These supplements reduce the stressful mealtime situation if your child resists eating. Also underweight and children with malnutrition are prescribed with nutritional supplements. At HPFY we bring to you a wide range of pediatric nutrition products including the popular Similac Advance OptiGRO Formula, Nutricia Neocate Splash Nutritionally Complete Ready-to-Drink Medical Food, Bright Beginnings Soy Pediatric Drink or the Nestle Boost Kid Essentials 1.0 Complete Pediatric Nutritional Drink and many more from top manufacturers in the industry like ABBOTT, NUTRICIA NORTH AMERICA, MEAD JOHNSON etc. at best prices on HPFY!
The product must be maintained at normal room temperature, e.g., 68-80° F. The reason is that the shelf life of the product is based on the best estimate of the time when certain changes may occur at normal temperatures.
There is no difference in the incidence of constipation or other gastrointestinal symptoms when an infant is given iron-fortified vs. a low-iron formula.
We carry nutritional supplements for premature or low-birth weight infants and for toddlers, too. There are infant formulas for sensitive tummies, for those who require low-iron formula, for children with gas problem, for diarrhea and food for babies with fat malabsorption problems.
If a baby is gaining weight at a normal rate he is getting enough food. If a baby sleeps three to four hours between feedings he is getting enough. An average baby takes 2-3 oz. per feeding between one and two weeks of age, and about six to eight ounces by the end of the third month. Overfeeding may cause symptoms of vomiting, colic, gas and diarrhea. It may also create a habit of over eating which may persist into adult life and lead to obesity.
