Reference no: EM131680405

QUESTION 1: While it is fine to give juice to an infant, it is not necessary for them to receive juice for proper development.  In the Feeding Your Baby reference, the Cleveland Clinic recommends that 100% pasteurized fruit juice be given to a baby starting at 7 months of age (n.d.)  Can you further explain why this is recommended?  How much juice can be given to an infant each day?  Should juice be given in a bottle or a cup...why is this?

QUESTION 2: Do you think that women should continue to breast feed after a child can hold their bottle? And at what age should they be when breast feeding should end? You mention in your post that "Lebanese women would breastfeed for a month, then after 4 month it would be a problem for the infant",  Do you think that at this age it should be the time to stop breast feeding?

QUESTION 3: Many people do not realize that there are health benefits associated with breastfeeding (Benefits of Breastfeeding, 2015).  What are some of the health benefits to breastfeeding for the mother?  Are there any instances when someone should not breastfeed?  Please discuss.

QUESTION 4: It is very important to avoid certain foods during infancy and the toddler years, as some foods are not only dangerous for them but can make them sick also (Nutrition from Infancy through Adolescence, n.d.)  What are some examples of foods that are choking hazards for infants...are there any modifications that can be made to these foods to allow for their consumption as infants?  At what age would it be appropriate to provide these foods to them?  In regard to skim milk, at what age is it appropriate to introduce it to an infant/toddler?