Ernährung und Bewegung von Säuglingen und stillenden Frauen 2024

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2024年7月16日

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Michael Abou-Dakn,
Karim Abu-Omar,
Felizitas Alaze-Hagemann,
Ute Alexy,
Carl-Peter Bauer,
Kirsten Beyer,
Manfred Cierpka,
Monika Cremer,
Regina Ensenauer,
Marischa Fast,
Maria Flothkötter,
Ines Heindl,
Claudia Hellmers,
Christine Joisten,
Mathilde Kersting,
Berthold Koletzko,
Michael Krawinkel,
Hildegard Przyrembel,
Christel Rademacher,
Katharina Reiss,
Ulrich Schiffner,
Irene Somm,
Melanie Speck,
Ute Thyen,
Klaus Vetter,
Anke Weißenborn,
Achim Wöckel,
Anna-Lena Zietlow

摘要

Background

During the first year after the birth of a child, nutrition and physical activity are particularly important for the short and long-term health of both mother and child. The recommendations for action on nutrition and physical activity in infants and breastfeeding women are now partially updated and are intended to provide health professionals with a reliable basis for advising families with infants.

Method

Based on recommendations from relevant specialist organizations and institutions as well as systematic reviews, meta-analyses, guidelines and other reliable study data, the scientific advisory board of the Healthy Start Network and other experts assessed the scientific evidence and formulated recommendations for action. A partial update took place in 2024. This concerns the recommendations for selecting infant formula when there is an increased risk of allergies, and for fluoride in the first year of life. All other recommendations reflect the status of 2016. Both processes were coordinated by the Healthy Start Network.

Recommendations

The recommendations for action cover the topics of breastfeeding, infant formula, complementary food, beverages or supplementary fluid intake, learning to eat, diet of breastfeeding women, nutritional supplements for infants and breastfeeding women as well as alcohol, smoking and medication during the lactation period. It also contains general recommendations on allergy prevention in children as well as recommendations on physical activity in infancy and for breastfeeding women.