Because the bacteria are so easily spread, it may not be advisable for caregivers to change bandages or apply ointment. This may be best left to the parents and at the child's home. One-half of the day's energy. Six ounces of milk for breakfast. Carbohydrates give young children quick energy.
Protein builds muscles.
Fat helps build energy stores that support their rapid growth and development. One-half fruit or 100 percent fruit juice for preschool age children. Breakfast helps you start the day right. The body does not care what type of food as long as the food contains the basic nutrients.