I help baby and toddler food and beverage brands develop your children's food products. I advise on menus that set them apart from your competition. As an experienced former GOSH paediatric dietitian, I've worked with brands to successfully refresh and develop brand new clinical and consumer products. Having the seal of approval from a registered paediatric dietitian is important to parents who are invested in their child's nutrition. It helps to position your brand positively with families across the globe.Brands that have worked with me to improve their menus and produce paediatric approved meals/products that children love are:WagamamaSoupologieAward-winning nurseriesMunch FreeLittle Senses Whole Foods LtdWriting, consultancy & programme development:Sports InspiredPlatoGood HempDanoneNutriciaSpeaking professionally:NutriciaSMABritish Dietetic AssociationKuwait Ministry Of HealthI have also worked with pharmaceutical companies, other brands, supermarkets, start-ups, nurseries and restaurants in product development and nutrition approval. I also work with charities who deliver nutrition programs for schools.Link for business enquiries: https://calendly.com/bahee-vandebor/business-consultationMEDIA WORK:Victoria Derbyshire Live ShowITVTalkRadioPrint: BBC news, Huff Post, the Independent, Guardian, Telegraph, Daily MailPublications• UK's first ketogenic diet web-app November 2019. • B Manickavasagar et al. Hypervitaminosis A is prevalent in children with CKD and contributes to hypercalcemia. Pediatr Nephrol. 2015; 30: 317–325.• Ergocalciferol Supplementation in Children with CKD Delays the Onset of Secondary Hyperparathyroidism: A Randomized Trial. CJASN February 14, 2012 vol. 7 no. 2 216-223. • Author of the renal cookbook for patients on haemodialysis 'The Ultimate Renal Cookbook with Amanaki'. 2004Teaching/Presentations at conferences:• Nutritional Management of Renal Patients (Renal Module over 1 week), Kuwait, March 2014• Module 4: LCHADD case study & workshop, Modular Course for Dietitians, October 2014• Hypervitaminosis A is prevalent in children with CKD and contributes to hypercalcemia