In this episode, we explore the critical role of early-life nutrition in shaping immune development, with a focus on the scientifically supported benefits of prebiotics in infant formula—specifically scGOS/lcFOS prebiotic blend.

Prof. Elizabeth Denny-Wilson explores the often-overlooked topics of mixed feeding – where breast & formula feeding are combined and the emotional & practical challenges many new mums face. Elizabeth shares insights from her research, highlighting the gap in support & information for families navigating this space

Dr Emma shares powerful insights into the role of prebiotics, especially the well-researched GOS/FOS blend, in supporting gut health and reducing infection risk. She explores mixed feeding, formula choices, and how nurses can guide families through feeding challenges with empathy and evidence.

Join Dr Kyla Smith as she shares expert insights and personal experience on managing fussy eating in children. With up to 50% of kids affected, nurses play a vital role in early support. Learn how to spot nutritional risks, guide parents with confidence, and promote healthy habits—one mealtime at a time.

In this podcast you will learn about: Identifying the key differences between Cow’s Milk Allergy (CMA) and Lactose Intolerance, discovering key diagnostic tools, features of presentation and follow-up requirements to ensure correct diagnosis and management and how to be equipped with practice resources to use with your patients

This podcast will help you identify if a plant-based formulas is suitable for CMA management and identify key factors to consider when recommending one. It will also help answer some commonly asked queries you may receive from your patients about plant-based options.

In this podcast you will learn to recognise the symptoms of suspected Cow’s Milk Protein Allergy (CMPA), differentiate CMPA diagnosis from colic and lactose intolerance, identify what maternal diet recommendations are appropriate for suspected or confirmed CMPA and provide practical advice to parents to set appropriate expectations prior to trialing a hypoallergenic formula.