Parents do all kinds of things to help their children with their reading and to overall get top marks in school.
But before you splash out on a tutor, consider this: new research shows a child’s diet can dramatically affect their IQ.
Children who eat fruit, vegetables, fish, and whole grains in their first three years of school do far better in tests than their peers with poor diets, a study found.
Want your child to do better in school? Take a close look at diet. Certain “brain foods” may help boost a child’s brain growth — plus improve brain function, memory, and concentration.
In fact, the brain is a very hungry organ — the first of the body’s organs to absorb nutrients from the food we eat,
Growing bodies need many types of nutrients — but these 10 superfoods will help kids get the most from school.
Whether I fully believed in it at the time or not, I decided there was no harm in trying to make my young children’s diet as good as possible. I researched many foods that were supposedly good for MEMORY which I knew in turn would help with their reading and other studies.
I remember giving both my children plenty of eggs and avocados when they were babies. When they could eat more solids, I began giving them grains, fish and vegetables as well as other items on the list above.
I definitely did see an improvement in their memories especially my daughter and I would therefore recommend a good diet if you want to help your child with their reading.
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