Eating a healthy and varied diet during pregnancy has long-term positive effects on the health and well-being of both mother and child. Women who pay attention to a healthy diet before and during pregnancy create the best conditions for the child's development in the womb.

Here you will find nutritional information for the period of pregnancy.

When breastfeeding, it is particularly important for the mother to eat a varied, balanced and regular diet. In this way, she provides herself with sufficient energy and nutrients, as well as the baby through breast milk. If you are not breastfeeding or only partially breastfeeding, infant formula is a suitable substitute for breast milk.

Here you will find information on healthy nutrition during breastfeeding and on the administration of breast milk and infant formula.

Around the 6th month of life (between 17 and 26 weeks), breast milk or infant formula alone is no longer sufficient to meet the baby's energy and nutrient requirements. It then needs additional food, which is called complementary food.

Here you will find information on introducing complementary foods.