In summary, the studies mentioned above, all pointto specific examples of modifiable practices regarding
complementary food introduction which may have greater
effectiveness and efficacy impact in infancy than attempting
modifications in diet patterns once these are established For
example, simple messages that educate parents and caregivers
about healthy feeding and dietary habits for infants and
toddlers include those that encourage a wide variety of
nutritious foods, especially fruits and vegetables, in forms
and times that are developmentally appropriate for the child