Description
If your child is an unpredictable eater, you’re not alone
Up to two thirds of parents identify their children as ‘picky’ or unpredictable eaters.1
9 out of 10 kids aren’t consuming their recommended 5 serves of vegetables per day.2Parenting a fussy eater can cause stress and frustration, even for the most laid back of parents. Mealtime can see the kitchen table turn into a battleground, where you beg and bargain with your kids to try their food, take a few bites, or simply eat some greens. It can be an emotionally fraught time for everyone involved.
PediaSure Powder provides complete, balanced nutrition and has been clinically shown to support,appetite,immunity and growth.
*28 essential vitamins and minerals.
*high quality protein to support growth and development.
*arginine, calcium, vitamin K and vitamin D to support bone and muscle development.
*synbiotic (prebiotic and probiotic) to support immunity.
*low lactose and gluten free.
Use PediaSure Powder as a nutritional supplement with or between meals, or as a sole source of nutrition.
| MPN | Product Code | Product Name |
| Y501.P85 | 2288305 |
PEDIASURE POWDER VANILLA 850GR CAN
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| Y502.P85 | 2288258 |
PEDIASRURE POWDER CHOCOLATE 850GR CAN
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| Y503.P85 | 2288257 |
PEDIASUE POWDER STRAWBERRY 850GR CAN
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PediaSure is a Food for Special Medical Purposes. Use only under medical supervision.
Abbreviations: ADHD: attention deficit disorder. ASD: autism spectrum disorder.
References: 1. Abbott U&A Research, 2018. 2. Gasser C, Evans-Whipp T and Terhaag S. (2018). The physical health of Australian children. In G. Daraganova and N. Joss (Eds.), Growing Up In Australia – The Longitudinal Study of Australian Children, Annual Statistical Report 2018. Melbourne: Australian Institute of Family Studies. 3. Taylor CM et al. Appetite. 2015;95:349–59. 4. Better Health Channel. Toddlers and fussy eating. Available at: https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/healthyliving/toddlers-and-fussy-eating (Accessed 21 November 2022). 5. The Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne. Typical and Problematic Feeding and Mealtime Behaviours. Available at: https://www.rch.org.au/feedingdifficulties/difficulties/Typical_and_Problematic/ (Accessed 21 November 2022).
