This resource from the Queensland Health website includes four questions to help you determine if your child may benefit from a referral to a dietitian.
Good nutrition is essential for children with cerebral palsy to reach their potential for growth and development. However, some children may have difficulty gaining weight due to several reasons including difficulty consuming enough nutrition (food and fluids) to meet individual needs.
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