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Could your child’s ability to focus have less to do with trying harder… and more to do with what happens long before they walk into the classroom?

Every parent wants to help their child learn, concentrate and feel confident at school. But supporting a growing brain isn’t about finding a miracle food or the latest trend. It’s about understanding the powerful role that nutrition, sleep, movement and everyday family habits play in helping children thrive.

Backed by research, this article explores the key nutrients that support healthy brain development, why sleep may be one of the most overlooked learning tools, and the simple, realistic changes that can make a lasting difference.

Because when children are given the right foundations, they’re better equipped to learn, grow and reach their full potential.

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It is becoming increasingly popular for women to wait until later in life to have kids. While women obviously do this for their own personal reasons, unfortunately our ‘biological clock’ is ticking. And while we can’t change the quantity of… Continue Reading >

Omega 3 is an essential nutrient that our bodies, unfortunately, don’t produce naturally, meaning we must get it through our diet. Significant research suggests that omega-3 plays an important role when it comes to optimising fertility – in both men… Continue Reading >

Is it just me, or is nutrition way more fun to read about when foods come to life and share their own stories? Whilst writing my first book; Periods, Poo & A Glorious You, personifying our daily bread (literally) instilled… Continue Reading >

There is a common misconception that fish should be avoided during pregnancy due to the risk of mercury and listeria toxicity. While these are a risk, you don’t need to avoid them altogether. You just need to know which fish… Continue Reading >

By Sarah Smith, Accredited Practising Dietitian www.baysidedietetics.com.au FB Bayside Dietetics   One of my toddler clients this week told me she loved Brussels Sprouts and cabbage but didn’t like chips. I wonder how we get such strong food preferences so… Continue Reading >