As a mom of two active boys, I am a firm believer or developing multiple intelligence among them.  I think it was also what my mom believed in when she was raising me as a child.  I think so because, I grew up exposed in different arts, sports, musicality and educational activities.  My parents supported me in every school activity I involved myself in.  Part of their support was proper nutrition and of course a lot of love, through hugs, kisses and their presence during my growing up years.

This is what I am doing for my children.  Especially for my elder boy who is now 11 years old, I've seen him interested in different intelligence modalities such as: musical (which I believe he got from me!), verbal, bodily-kinesthetic (for being so good at basketball and any physical activity), and intrapersonal (I think he could win a popularity contest in school!)

Learning Taekwondo at six years old.

He developed his love for basketball as early as 2, now he's a part of his school's varsity.

Dandre also dances well and is always in front and in the center during school performances.

Kuya has an above average IQ, according to their latest guidance test.

For my little one, I'm repeating the same positive and encouraging parenting and support to his interests so he may grow up like his kuya, holistically intelligent.  I believe that intelligence should not only be conformed to academics, but should be well-rounded and anchored to the child's interests.  He likes building blocks (LEGOs in particular), any physical play and singing! :)
Of course, proper nutrition is important to give your child the edge with Multiple Intelligence.  Apart from giving my children nutritious and healthy meals everyday, they get it from their milk.  I'm glad that Progress Pre-School Gold from Wyeth, supports moms like me in developing multiple intellegence.  But of course, breastfeeding is still best for children.