Hi moms have you give your children super foods?
Bean and Legumes
There are so many beans to try and so many
recipes to put them in. High in fiber - it promotes good blood sugar by
releasing glucose slowly, stabilizing mood and energy.
Eggs
Eggs are one of the rare things in life that can be
done over and over in many different ways and take on different tastes
and textures. Totally versatile. Not only that, but it's filled with
protein and a huge concentration of choline - a nutrient vital for
brain development in young children.
Oily Fish
Packed with Omega-3. Some types of fatty acids are not made by the body and must be obtained
from foods. Fats are a major component of the brain and a large
proportion of the brain is composed of fatty acids which play an
important role in brain cell function.
This healthy fat helps brain development and sets
your child up for a healthy heart.
Research suggests that a diet rich in fatty acids could improve the
performance of children with dyslexia, dyspraxia and attention deficit
disorder.
Berries
Packed with loads of antioxidants,
these little berries ward off cancer and other diseases
Sweet Potatoes
Sweet potatoes are a versatile root that can
be paired with a lot of meals. Loaded with beta carotene, vitamin E,
vitamin B6, potassium and iron, they pack a huge punch
Natural Nut Butter
Most kids (without allergies) love
peanut butter and it's a staple in so many houses. Most store brands
have hydrogenated oils so it's a better option to look for natural nut
butters. Look for a variety (almond, cashew, walnut, soy) with one or two
ingredients - nuts and maybe salt
Avocados
Avocados are a great source of the 'good fats' called
monounsaturated fat, which are mostly found in fish and nuts. The good
fat aids in development of proper growth.
Broccoli
Packed with plenty of vitamins, calcium and minerals - this green goodness wards
off cell damage and helps your kids eyesight and more.
Yogurt
Yogurt is a kid-friendly snack and choosing a
natural fruit yogurt blend is a great super-food. Every serving contains
huge vitamins and minerals including calcium, protein, vitamin B, zinc
and phosphorus.
Seaweed
Seaweed is said to be one of the most dense in
nutrient foods on the planet. Sounds perfect for the growing bodies and
brains of children. Packed with loads of Amino acids, vitamins and
minerals it's the super of super-foods
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