In this episode of NNI Bites, Big Learnings featuring the NNI & WNSC Workshop 103 series, Professor Raanan Shamir speaks with Dr. Julie Lanigan about optimising early childhood nutrition across the first years of life. Dr. Lanigan shares that the first 1,000 days are a uniquely important window for growth and the formation of dietary habits, and that new data from the MILQ study suggests that the micronutrient content of human milk may be lower than previously estimated — making the quality of complementary foods more important than ever. She also emphasizes that during the preschool years, family modeling behaviors such as eating together and involving children in food preparation are practical and powerful strategies for shaping healthy, lifelong dietary patterns.

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