Paediatric Hub Exclusive Articles
Here you'll find exclusive articles on the latest in paediatric nutrition written by our four expert contributors.
~ Molly Lovell, Specialist Paediatric Dietitian in Gastroenterology
Menu planning with families
June 2025
"This practical article will cover how to support a family using the principles of collaborate, test and refine." ~ Aliya Porter RNutr
April 2026
Vanessa Rojas RD unpacks how nutritional status in children reflects a paradox of high obesity rates alongside micronutrient shortfalls.
March 2026
Hazel Duncan RD explores why a paediatric dietitian is key and how they work alongside other members of the multidisciplinary team.
February 2026
Registered Nutritionist, Aliya Porter, looks at the diagnostic criteria and what can be done to treat and prevent constipation in children.
January 2026
"Recognising the multifaceted causes of food insecurity and implementing effective strategies is critical," writes Hazel Duncan RD.
November 2025
Aliya Porter, RNutr, explores barriers to eating more oily fish and the opportunities to increase consumption amongst young people.
October 2025
In this article, Kate Roberts, RD, aims to equip healthcare professionals with insights and practical strategies for managing ARFID in children.
September 2025
Hazel Duncan, RD, explores the causes and consequences of restricted eating in children and how to manage the condition, as well as expectations, using a case study.
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August 2025
Kate Roberts, RD, explores the definition, prevalence, health implications and policy responses related to UPFs.
Holiday hunger and action to address it
August 2025
School holidays should be filled with happy times, but sadly, this is not the case for many children across the UK due to lack of finance.
July 2025
Niamh Arthurs, RD, explores why paediatric obesity treatment should be a tailored, multicomponent, family-based approach.
Functional abdominal pain
June 2025
Hazel Duncan, RD, explores the topic of functional abdominal pain (FAP) and how it should be managed in paediatrics using a key case study.