Helping parents raise healthy kidz through:
Nutrition Education. Parent Engagement. Fitness made fun with Coloring Book and Game. Exercise / Daily Activity. Family Meals. Healthy Food and Drink Choices. Bone & Teeth Health. Obesity Prevention. Literacy / School Readiness. Parenting Pointers. Prenatal Health. Breastfeeding.
LATEST NEWS
Dianne Warren discusses healthy habits and the issue of obesity with Linord Moudou on Voice of America (VOA) Health Chat.
January 29, 2019
Parents must give kids the skills to lead a healthy life…and create an association between what they eat and how they feel….kids catch on so much faster and understand so much more than we think they do.
We must talk to their higher self and tell them the dreams we have for them to be healthy and how we get there.
Vegetable Soup / The Fruit Bowl
is a flip-flop book on nutrition for young children. Through colorful illustrations and rhyming verse, children are introduced to the connection between what they eat and how they look, feel and perform. In addition to giving information about the health benefits, uses and growing patterns of fruits and vegetables, the book also provides opportunities to develop math and reading readiness skills using nutrition as the teaching tool.
Hop-A-Lot, The Healthy Habits Rabbit
is as a story/coloring book and an entertaining way to teach children the importance of choosing healthy habits. Hop-A-Lot shows kids how our habits of diet, rest, exercise, elimination, attitude and cleanliness are influenced by our food and drink choices. Since coloring is an activity that children and parents can share, the additional boxed information on each verse page helps adults reinforce the importance of the habit being covered.
Farmers’ Market Game
Have fun while building an awareness of and appreciation for fruits and vegetables. Farmers’ Market is a 2-sided game board with instructions in English and Spanish. Support your local Farmer’s Market and enjoy food at its freshest. Have fun and eat local!
Over 1,000,000 books are being used by programs dealing with
✓ Nutrition education ✓ Literacy efforts ✓ Parent Engagement/Education
✓ Bilingual Programs ✓ Home schooling ✓ Community outreach
✓ Early learning centers ✓ K-3 classrooms ✓ Dental health
✓ In-home visits ✓ Prenatal classes ✓ Pregnancy prevention
✓ At home use ✓ School readiness ✓ Abuse prevention ✓ Farmers’ markets
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Lesson Plan: The Best Me / El Mejor YO
Goal: To understand what contributes to creating a diet that builds healthy children and families by using USDA dietary guidelines for MyPlate. Objectives for Parent: To understand the importance of variety & balance in meals. To increase consumption of fruits and...
Lesson Plan: Way to Grow / Asi se Crece
Goal: To educate the parent / care-giver about the importance of healthy gums, teeth and bones. Objectives for Parents: To understand why good dental health during pregnancy is so important to mother and child. To understand how to prevent tooth decay and dental...
Lesson Plan: Born to Move / Nacido para Moverme
Goal: To apply the understanding of why activity is important to the physical, emotional, mental and social development of children. Objectives for Parent: To understand the importance of movement in infancy To develop my toddler’s brain and body through movement To...
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Creating Opportunities for parents and Children to Share activities around nutrition where they are both educated and they are both entertained.
And it can be fun!! As we read, color, talk and play with our children, we can use materials that support healthy habits. We can entertain and educate them about the importance of healthy choices while providing the tools to help them enjoy a long and healthy life.
Prevention is the name of the game
As parents, teachers and care-givers we are entrusted with the responsibility of getting our children off to a healthy start, preparing them to make healthy choices and preventing the establishment of unhealthy, need-to-be-broken, bad habits.
