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Iron Calculator
Did you know that iron deficiency is the main cause of anemia? Your child needs over 5 times more iron than you! Check your child’s dietary intake of iron with the Nestlé Iron Calculator.
Get Ready to Wean
First bites of independence
As your child grows more energetic, so will his need for more nutrition! Discover your child's journey of good food here.
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Meal Planner
Get creative in the kitchen and plan your child’s favourite meals! Discover exciting menu suggestions which are designed to deliver the delicious nutrition your child needs. Try our Meal Planner now!
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Growth Curves
During your child’s first year, his or her weight rapidly increases to about 3 times his original weight. His size will also increase as he grows into a wonderful bundle of joy. Keep track of your child’s month-to-month growth up to three years with our Growth Curves Tool, your very own Baby Growth Chart.
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