For advice on children under the age of 2 years, visit Parent Club.
Children and young people
Childhood is an important time to start a lifelong healthy diet with plenty of fruit and vegetables, starchy foods and lean protein
In this section
A healthy diet is important to ensure your child gets the right amount of calories and nutrients to grow and stay healthy. We have tips for feeding pre-school, primary school and secondary school age children.
Pre-school children
After the age of 2 years, children should move to eating the same healthy foods as the rest of the family.
Primary school age children
Encouraging your children to eat a healthy balanced diet can help them build healthier habits for the future and it's important for their growth and development.
Secondary school aged children
Tips for guiding your teen towards a balanced diet to keep them healthy and feeling energised.
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FSS and FSA asks parents and caregivers to check their infant formula products
Food Standards Scotland (FSS) and the Food Standards Agency (FSA) are asking parents and caregivers to check the batches listed in the Product Recall Information Notices and stop using any that are affected.