Dairy’s Role in Pediatric Care

This practitioner preview explains lactose intolerance, including its symptoms, diagnosis, how it differs from a dairy allergy, and practical strategies for helping patients continue to meet their nutritional needs while managing lactose sensitivity.

This infographic compares the lactose content of popular dairy foods, highlighting lactose-free and lower-lactose options that can help people with lactose intolerance continue to enjoy the taste and nutrition of dairy.

This educational resource explains lactose intolerance, differentiates it from a dairy allergy, and provides practical strategies for enjoying dairy foods while meeting important nutritional needs.

This infographic compares dairy milk, lactose-free milk, and plant-based beverage alternatives, providing an at-a-glance look at their nutrient content, naturally occurring vitamins and minerals, and cost per serving to help consumers make informed beverage choices.

The toddler stage, 12-23 months, can present plenty of challenges at the dinner table. Children are learning what they like and don’t like. Download our helpful handouts, translated into multiple languages, to learn tips on how to make every sip and bite count.

This parent-friendly educational resource highlights the important role dairy foods play in supporting children’s growth, brain development, bone health, and immune function, while providing age-specific serving recommendations.

Este recurso educativo para padres destaca el importante papel que desempeñan los alimentos lácteos en el crecimiento infantil, el desarrollo cerebral, la salud ósea y la función inmunitaria, al tiempo que proporciona recomendaciones de porciones adecuadas según la edad.

This infographic explains the dairy food matrix—the unique combination of nutrients and bioactive components in milk, cheese, and yogurt—and how these interactions may support bone, muscle, digestive, and cardiometabolic health as part of a healthy eating pattern.