The Chinese Nutrition Society's Guidelines for feeding infants and young children between the ages of 7 and 24 months were released.

Continue to breastfeed with love with scientific guidance to add The Chinese Nutrition Society issued the China 7-24 month-old infant feeding guidelinesthe Chinese Nutrition Society held in Beijing on December 12, 2015 "7-24 months old infant feeding guidelines" release. Ms. Wang Lili, Deputy Director of the Slow Disease Department of the CDC, Liang Xiaofeng, Deputy Director of the China CDC, and Ms. Chang Suying, UNICEF Project Officer, attended the meeting and delivered a speech, and Yang Yuxin, Chairman of the Chinese Nutrition Society, introduced the revision process of the Dietary Guidelines for Chinese Residents and stressed the significance of the release. After that, Su Yixiang, Chairman of the Women's and Children's Nutrition Branch of the Chinese Nutrition Society, Vice Chairman wang Wei and Sheng Xiaoyang respectively introduced and interpreted the Feeding Guidelines for Infants and Young Children between the age of 7 and 24 months. The meeting was chaired by Yu Fengying, Executive Vice President of the Chinese Nutrition Society, and Chairman Su Yixiang, and more than 200 people from all walks of life attended the meeting.
. After the Dietary Guidelines for Chinese Residents were first published by the Chinese Nutrition Society in 1989, after four revisions, they have become an important symbol of the development process of nutrition science and technology work in China, and are also the health treasure books with the highest awareness and the strongest guidance from the people.The 7-24 month-old infant feeding guidelines, another part of the Dietary Guidelines for Chinese Residents, are based on the 2007 edition of the Dietary Guidelines for Chinese Residents to help residents better understand the importance of nutrition and feeding for infants and young children between 7 and 24 months of age, and to better help infants and young children between 7 and 24 months of age successfully complete the transition from breastfeeding to adult dietary patterns, as infants need to continue breastfeeding after 6 months of age to provide adequate nutrition.This officially released "7-24 month-old infant feeding guidelines" mainly have the following six entries: 1. Continue breastfeeding, add complementary foods from the age of 6 months
2. Starting with iron-rich mud paste foods, gradually add to achieve food variety
3. Promote compliance with feeding, encourage but not force eating
4. Complementary food without condiments, minimize sugar and salt intake
Pay attention to dietary hygiene and eating safety
6. Regular monitoring of physical indicators, the pursuit of healthy growth The release of the new guidelines will provide maternal and child health institutions, pediatricians and parents and caregivers of infants and young children at this critical time with scientific guidance and knowledge to promote healthy infant and young children and lay the foundation for a lifetime of health. At the same time, it also helps to improve the quality of China's population and reduce the burden of chronic disease prevention and treatment, thus producing immeasurable social and economic benefits.The significance of the 7- to 24-month-old infant feeding guidelines established by the Chinese Nutrition Society is the following four main points: 1. Reiterate once again that infants are fed complementary foods when they reach the age of 6 months, are linked to 0-6 months old infant feeding guidelines, and continue breastfeeding is encouraged.
2. Emphasize the need for infants to prefer iron-rich foods, the quality of complementary foods, and the corresponding methods of operation.
3. Continuing the feeding guidelines for infants between 0 and 6 months of age, we continue to emphasize compliance with feeding, the importance of infant learning to eat independently, and the development of good living habits for infants and young children.
4. With reference to the available evidence, the misunderstanding of feeding and nutrition of infants and young children between the ages of 7 and 24 months is explained and explained.2014, the Chinese Academy of Nutrition once again launched a scientific demonstration and revision of the Dietary Guidelines for Chinese Residents. A new edition of the Dietary Guidelines for Chinese Residents is expected to be released in the near future, followed by a series of dietary guidelines for children, the elderly, vegetarians, snacks and other special groups. The Chinese Nutrition Society will make unremitting efforts to contribute to guiding consumption, guiding food industry, improving the dietary structure and health status of the population, improving the nutritional status of adolescents and children, and promoting the development of nutrition standards and nutrition policies.Chinese Nutrition Society
12, 2015 .