Australian Dietary Guidelines - Summary - National Health and ...
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<strong>Australian</strong> <strong>Dietary</strong> <strong>Guidelines</strong> <strong>Summary</strong>SAMPLE DAILY FOOD PATTERNS FOR TODDLERSA sample daily food pattern for toddlers aged 13–23 months is shown in the table below.This is a guide only as there can be wide variations at this age. The amounts shown relateto the same serve sizes as older children <strong>and</strong> adults, but most toddlers will consume muchsmaller quantities at any one time but have these foods more frequently. Appropriate growth<strong>and</strong> development will also indicate whether food intake is at a suitable overall level for anindividual child. Regular growth checks by a child health professional are encouraged.Food* Serve size Serves a dayVegetables <strong>and</strong> legumes/beans 75g 2-3Fruit 150g ½Grain (cereal) foods 40g bread equivalent 4Lean meats, poultry, fish, eggs, tofu, legumes/beans 65g 1Milk, yoghurt, cheese <strong>and</strong>/or alternatives 250ml milk equivalent 1-1½* An allowance for unsaturated spreads or oils or nut/seed paste of 1 serve (7–10g) per day is included. Whole nuts<strong>and</strong> seeds are not recommended for children of this age because of the potential choking risk.For more information on healthy foods for toddlers go to:www.eatforhealth.gov.auSAMPLE DAILY FOOD PATTERNS43