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The objectives of this study are (1) to describe adequate diets that children can have, (2) to explain knowledge about diets for children, and (3) to find out various types of diets for children. This research used a descriptive-qualitative research method. The data collection was undertaken through data observation. The results of this study show that some informants do not know various types of diets for children and some respondents' informants apply diets that nutritional counselors have provided. In short, it is necessary to consider balanced intakes and eating patterns to avoid obese or skinny children. If there is an overweight child, apply a low-energy diet or a dietary balance, and a skinny child can apply a High Protein and High Energy Diet (HPHED).
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