Welcome to Child Nutrition

Get expert personalised nutrition advice for you and your child.

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Hi, I’m Miriam, Founder of Child Nutrition

I have been working as a dietitian since 2004 and exclusively in Paediatric Nutrition since 2007. I have been privileged to work in children’s hospitals in Melbourne and London. After returning from the UK in 2009, I established Child Nutrition with the vision of providing an expert dietetic service for children and their families.

I am passionate about improving children’s health through good nutrition. I love working with families from all walks of life to help them achieve optimal nutrition for their families taking into account all circumstances relevant to each and every household.

 

In-person and Telehealth options

Our rooms are conveniently located in St Kilda East.

Too far or not feeling well? No worries – we’ve got you covered with Telehealth appointments available for most appointment types.

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    Individual Consultations

    One on one sessions to discuss your concerns about a specific challenge you are having with your child’s nutrition.

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    Online Sessions

    Join Miriam for LIVE webinars where she covers a range of topics. Prefer to watch when suits you? On Demand Webinar Recordings are now available too.

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    Talks/Education Sessions

    Miriam provides sessions to groups including Early Learning Centre staff, Dietitian groups, Mothers Groups and many others.

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    Dietitian Supervision

    With over 20 years experience as a Paediatric Dietitian and business owner, Miriam provides Clinical Supervision to junior and experienced dietitians.

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    Media/Collaborations

    Miriam regularly provides expert comments for online and print media about children’s nutrition. She has worked alongside a number of wonderful businesses.

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    Childcare Menu Reviews

    Are you running a childcare centre and want to check that your menu is meeting Victorian Standards? Let us review your menu for you and your chef.

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