First thousand days of life and vegetarian diets

Yasakov, D. S.; Макарова, С. Г.; Фисенко, А. П.; Ladodo, O. B.; Чумбадзе, Т. Р.

doi:10.33667/2078-5631-2021-21-33-37

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“…Women must receive the nutrition, attention, and assistance they need to ensure a healthy future for themselves and their children [12]. Prior to conception, during pregnancy, and during nursing, a well-planned mother's diet is crucial [13]. A reversal can be exceedingly challenging beyond age two, thus optimal diet and correcting nutritional deficits during the early years are crucial [14].…”

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Importance of Maternal Nutrition in the First 1,000 Days of Life and Its Effects on Child Development: A Narrative Review

Likhar¹,

Patil²

2022

Cureus

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Maternal nutrition needs to be addressed during pregnancy for the child's first 1,000 days of life, or roughly between conception and a child's second birthday. The infant requires just breast milk for the first six months of life. The production of breastmilk and its nutritional value is essentially unaffected by maternal privation. The child's health suffers when the mother's diet and health are impaired. This review aims to discuss the importance of pregnant women's nutrition and how it impacts the development and expansion of a child during this critical period of development, which is supported by the most recent literature. Throughout the child's growth in the mother's womb and outside, four distinct stages have been identified:(1) nine months to zero months: pregnancy; (2) zero to six months: breastfeeding; (3) six to 12 months: introduction of solid food; and (4) >12 months: transition to family diet, appreciation of nutritious food offered within each period for the child's development. Moreover, there is a strong link between nutrition, well-being, and learning. The nutritional intake of infants, children, and adolescents maintains the body weight and is sufficient to sustain their normal growth and development. One of the crucial factors influencing a child's development is nutrition. Rapid growth occurs during infancy. Compared to other growth phases, this phase has the largest relative energy and food needs for body size.

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Section: Effects Of Nutrition On Child Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Importance of Maternal Nutrition in the First 1,000 Days of Life and Its Effects on Child Development: A Narrative Review

Likhar¹,

Patil²

2022

Cureus

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“…Женщины-вегетарианки, как правило, не меняют тип питания, даже будучи беременными и кормящими. А поскольку нутритивный риск растительных диет достаточно высок, требуется особая осведомлённость самих женщин, педиатров и нутрициологов [14]. Недавно выявлен достаточно низкий уровень знаний медицинских работников по строгой растительной диете: не имеют объективных знаний 66,1% акушерок и 75,4% акушеров, и лишь 38,7% диетологов указали, что обладают адекватными знаниями для консультирования женщин-вегетарианок [15].…”

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Actual aspects of breastfeeding support and awareness raising in nutrition issues during breastfeeding

Butskaya

2023

RPJ

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Breastfeeding (BF) is generally accepted to provide significant health benefits both for the infant and mother. In this regard, the creation of a favourable environment for breastfeeding being of great social importance is supported by a number of measures at the state level. This review focuses on various social aspects of managing and supporting BF and raising women’s awareness of breastfeeding and nutrition during lactation. The results of recent studies have shown suboptimal nutrition during pregnancy and lactation in the context of changing nutrients to need significantly affects gene expression, which can affect the health of children both in the short and long term. In the context of constant “information noise”, it is important to implement scientific knowledge into sources available to pregnant and lactating women. For a targeted policy of healthy and long-lasting BF, government institutions need to build up marketing methods for promoting BF, using modern types of communication.

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Vegetarianism as a socially conditioned phenomenon. A social portrait of a modern vegetarian family with children

Sviridova

Fisenko

Yasakov³

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The idea of excluding animal products from the diet, affecting families with children, has become extremely popular, embodying fashion trends and belonging to a group of people with similar social orientations and lifestyle. In the situation of increasing prevalence of vegetarianism in the children’s population, there are no studies of lifestyle, style and conditions of raising children by vegetarian parents. At the same time, in practice, there is insufficient awareness of vegetarian parents in a field of adequate diet composition, as well as difficulties in compliance between specialists with vegetarian families.The purpose of the study – to study the socio–psychological characteristics of a modern vegetarian family.Materials and methods. An uncontrolled psychological and pedagogical examination of vegetarian families was conducted. 45 mother-child dyads were included in the study. We studied: psychological characteristics of the personality of the child and parents, reasons for choosing the type of nutrition, the style of upbringing of the child, beliefs about monitoring the health and treatment of the child.Results. The normative variant of cognitive development was established in 15.9 % of vegetarian children, the delayed variant of cognitive development – in 72.7 % of children, the deviant variant of cognitive development – in 11.4 % of children. 52.3 % of vegetarian children can be attributed to a group with a low level of socio-psychological adaptability, 38.6 % of children – to a group with an average level of adaptability, 9.1 % of children had high indicators for this parameter. In 62.2 % of cases, there was a permissive parenting style, in 17.8 % of cases – an inconsistent parenting style, in 13.3 % – an authoritarian parenting style, in 6.7 % – a democratic (authoritative) parenting style.Conclusion. The motive for choosing the concept of vegetarianism has a direct impact on the style of parenting and adherence to the recommendations of specialists. Parents do not focus on the individual, personal and psychological needs of the child when they choosing a diet and parenting style, but are guided by their own motives and beliefs regarding the lifestyle that they consider correct.

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First thousand days of life and vegetarian diets

Cited by 3 publications

References 36 publications

Importance of Maternal Nutrition in the First 1,000 Days of Life and Its Effects on Child Development: A Narrative Review

Importance of Maternal Nutrition in the First 1,000 Days of Life and Its Effects on Child Development: A Narrative Review

Actual aspects of breastfeeding support and awareness raising in nutrition issues during breastfeeding

Vegetarianism as a socially conditioned phenomenon. A social portrait of a modern vegetarian family with children

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