Parents spend nearly three full days a year convincing kids to eat their meals, with veggies topping the list of food fights, a new survey says.

Making sure your children get all the nutrients they need isn't always easy—that's where vitamins and supplements come in.

Eating well-rounded meals is tough enough; trying to make sure your little picky eater is doing the same is even harder. We’d ...

Children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) face a high risk of multiple micronutrient deficiencies, especially vitamins A, ...

What’s for dinner?”It’s not a question. It’s a test. A nightly moment of truth where parents stand in front of the ...

Vegetables such as carrots can contain levels of water that benefit both children and adults. Catherine Peterson, associate director and associate professor of nutrition, exercise and physiology ...

Making kids’ menus accessible to people of all ages is a way for even more customers to visit restaurants. The limit on ...