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Good nutrition
will help your toddler reach developmental milestones.

6 important nutrients
that help support your toddler’s development
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DHA (A TYPE OF OMEGA-3 FAT)
Why does my toddler need it?
85% of brain growth is completed by age 3. That’s why now is an important time for brain-building
DHA;
an important building block of the brain, which helps support normal cognitive development.
Where can my toddler get it?
Most foods toddlers eat are low in DHA, which is found naturally in fatty fish like salmon. 2 out of 3 toddlers are not eating fish on a weekly basis* Enfagrow A+ is an every day toddler nutritional drink and an easy way to give your toddler more DHA; an important building block of the brain.
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IRON
Why does my toddler need it?
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Carries oxygen from the lungs
to all parts of the body
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Helps build red blood cells
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Helps the brain develop
Where can my toddler get it?
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Meat, fish, poultry, eggs, enriched grain products, iron-fortified cereals, and legumes
Iron
from animal sources is absorbed more efficiently than iron from plant sources. To increase the iron absorbed from plant foods, serve them with foods rich in vitamin C.
CALCIUM
Why does my toddler need it?
Helps build strong, healthy bones and teeth
Helps the heart, muscles and
nerves work properly
Where can my toddler get it?
Dairy products (such as milk, cheese and yogurt), fortified orange juice and canned fish with bones
VITAMIN D
Why does my toddler need it?
Helps the body absorb calcium
Works together with calcium to help maintain healthy bones and teeth
Where can my toddler get it?
Fortified milk, certain kinds of fish, fortified eggs and a small amount of fortified orange juice
The body can also synthesize vitamin D in the skin from exposure to sunlight—hence its nickname, the “sunshine vitamin”.
VITAMIN C
Why does my toddler need it?
Helps keep gums healthy
Helps support the immune system
Promotes iron absorption
Helps heal cuts and wounds
Where can my toddler get it?
Vegetables and fruit such as red and green peppers, broccoli, strawberries, kiwi, and citrus fruits
PROTEIN
Why does my toddler need it?
Essential for keeping the body
functioning well
Part of every cell in the body
Needed to build and repair muscle, tissue, skin, nails and hair
Helps build hormones and enzymes
Where can my toddler get it?
Meat, poultry, fish, eggs, legumes, nuts, nut butters, milk, cheese, cottage cheese and yogurt
*Based on a survey of over 800 Moms across Canada with toddlers aged 9–36 months of age.
Up to 2 servings a day of Enfagrow A+
may help your toddler reach or get close to recommended levels of DHA, iron, calcium, vitamin C and protein as part of an overall diet.
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