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Definitions of terms used to describe children's nutrition, health and health conditions.

TermMeaning
Anemiathe body does not have enough red blood cells, or they are less able to carry oxygen through the body
Complementary foodsfoods or drinks other than breast milk or infant formula — for example infant cereals, fruits, vegetables, water
Exclusive breastfeedingfeeding your baby only breast milk — no other foods or liquids, including formula or water. Exceptions: medicines and vitamin or mineral supplements
Fortifyto add vitamins and minerals to a food or drink
International Units (IU)units for measuring vitamins and minerals
Iron deficientnot having enough iron
Iron deficiency anemiaanemia caused by too little iron
Preterm infanta baby born before 37 weeks of pregnancy
Textureshow food feels in a baby's mouth and hands — some smooth, some lumpy
Weaninggradually switching a baby from breast milk to other foods and drinks

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Based on "Definitions," Infant and Toddler Nutrition, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; a work of the United States government in the public domain. The page's stock photograph is not reproduced.

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