Guest post by Coach Carl founder of Every Child Healthy. Get your copy of his ebook Building Champions For Life for free until Sunday, March 20!Every parent would agree that they love there children. Perhaps even more than you have ever loved anyone. H...
A healthy breakfast has at least 3 foods from the food groups.
fresh fruit is always the best but a small glass of 100% fruit juice counts as one serving
vegetables are a solid part of any healthy meal and that includes breakfast! Try adding some ...
Today is National Dietitians Day. We want to say "Thank you" and express our appreciation to all the work dietitians do every day.
A special thanks to our own Dietitians and Twitter friends who have worked so passionately to make nutrition a fu...
It is the beginning of national school breakfast week. This is a perfect week to get kids in the habit of eating a healthy breakfast each morning. Why is this so important?The answer is pretty simple. It is the most important meal of the day for a c...
Valentine's Day is another holiday celebration that many classrooms, parents and after-school programs will plan to celebrate with kids. It is also a great theme to tie in to promoting a healthy heart to kids and families.Too often holiday celebration...
Let's take a look at the final key message that the USDA wants families to focus on:
Key Message #3: Foods to Reduce
'Lower your sodium (salt) intake.. Compare sodium in foods like soup, bread, and frozen meals and choose the foods with the lowe...
We shared information and practical tips for the first key message of the new USDA dietary guidelines earlier this week. Today, let's take a look at the second key message that the USDA wants families to focus on:Key Message #2: Foods to Increase
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Let's take a look at the first message that the USDA wants us to focus on:Key Message #1 Balancing Calories
Enjoy your food, but eat less
Avoid oversized portions
Concept:Calorie balance is the key to preventing weight gain. Weight gain comes fro...
Today was a big day with the release of the new 2010 USDA food guidelines. Every five years the USDA releases and updated version of the Food Guidelines designed to help us eat healthy so that we can avoid heart disease, diabetes and obesity.Here are...
Here are the printables, learning pages and worksheets that parents, teachers, health care professionals and communities printed and shared the most with children in 2010.
All of our printables are free and available in English or Spanish! Click...