Track 24 Overview: Childhood Nutrition and Feeding Strategies



Introduction

Nutrition is the foundation of a child’s growth, development, and lifelong health. Proper feeding strategies during childhood can prevent malnutrition, obesity, and a range of chronic diseases while promoting cognitive and physical development. Track 24 of the 5th World Pediatrics, Perinatology, and Emergency Pediatrics Care Summit, Childhood Nutrition and Feeding Strategies, is designed to provide healthcare professionals with comprehensive insights into pediatric nutrition, innovative feeding techniques, and evidence-based approaches to support healthy development in children.

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Benefits of Attending

·         Gain access to cutting-edge research and clinical best practices in pediatric nutrition.

·         Learn practical feeding strategies for infants, toddlers, and school-age children.

·         Understand the role of micronutrients, dietary diversity, and meal planning in child health.

·         Discover ways to tackle feeding challenges, including picky eating, allergies, and growth concerns.

·         Participate in interactive discussions, workshops, and case studies led by global experts.

·         Build professional networks with pediatricians, dietitians, nutritionists, and researchers.

Why Attend
Childhood nutrition is a rapidly evolving field, with new research emerging every day. Attending this session will allow healthcare professionals to stay updated on global standards, enhance clinical skills, and implement evidence-based feeding interventions. Whether you are a pediatrician, dietitian, nutritionist, or researcher, this track provides actionable knowledge to improve child health outcomes.

How to Submit Your Abstract
We invite healthcare professionals, researchers, and academicians to submit abstracts for oral presentations, poster presentations, and case studies. Sharing your research at this summit allows you to:

·         Gain recognition in the international pediatric community.

·         Receive feedback from peers and leading experts.

·         Contribute to the development of innovative feeding strategies and nutritional interventions.

Guidelines for Submission

·         Abstracts must be original, unpublished, and relevant to childhood nutrition or feeding strategies.

·         Include sections: Introduction, Methods, Results, Conclusion.

·         Maximum word count: 300 words.

·         Abstracts should clearly highlight objectives, study design, key findings, and implications for practice.

·         Submission deadline and detailed instructions are available on the conference registration page.

Abstract Template
Use the official abstract template to ensure your submission meets the conference requirements. Access the template here: https://pediatrics.utilitarianconferences.com/assets/tenant/uploads/media-uploader/pediatrics/abstract-template-cmecpd-accredited-5th-world-pediatrics-perinatology-and-emergency-pediatrics-care-summit-from-june-18-20-2026-in-dubai-uae17376149501761902841.docx

Registration
Join this transformative session by registering for the conference. Registration provides access to all sessions, workshops, and networking opportunities. Secure your spot here: pediatrics.utilitarianconferences.com/registration

Conclusion
Track 24: Childhood Nutrition and Feeding Strategies is more than a session—it’s a gateway to improving child health worldwide. By attending, you will gain knowledge, skills, and professional connections to make a real difference in pediatric care. This is your opportunity to learn from global experts, engage with innovative research, and be part of a collaborative community dedicated to advancing childhood nutrition.

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