Thanks to all who participated in our Children's Nutrition Survey and Curious Chef Kids' Cooking Set Giveaway, over 500 responded to share their feedback on our nutrition education website, children's nutrition, current food issues and challenges fo...
Parents, grandparents, educators, caregivers, health care professionals and more are needed to share opinions about children's nutrition. Take our quick online survey and be entered to win a 'Curious Chef' Foundation Cooking Set for Kids giveaw...
Four factors that can make all the difference in promoting a healthy weight child.
Involve your child in grocery shopping and cooking
Avoid having "food rules" like finish all your food on your plate
Get the kids playing actively inside and outside...
Getting kids involved in the meal planning is a good strategy to promote a balanced meal and a healthy one.I know this sounds so simple but some of the best strategies for dealing with kids are pretty straightforward. If they help decide the menu and ...
Avoid barbeque binging.Stay on track this Memorial Day by using small dishes instead of picking from a larger bowl or package.Mondays are a great day to renew Family Health vows. Every Monday, you will find some healthy tip to help your family start th...
We are really excited to share with you a new resource from our partners Healthy Monday¡ They are launching today a new section of their website devoted to COOKING WITH KIDS!Their new section will feature:
Tips on ways to involve children in the kit...
Today is the big Easter egg hunt and festivities held every year at the white house for hundreds of children. What I love about this year's festivities is the focus on nutrition and healthy eating. Our first lady has continued her commitment to prom...
I just wanted to wish everyone a Happy Easter weekend. This weekend, many kids will be coloring eggs and then having fun partaking in an Easter Egg hunt.I wanted to share some food (egg) safety tips about coloring and eating colored eggs for a fun a h...
On this week’s shopping trip, look for low-sodium or “no-salt added” soups, vegetables and beans. Have the kids help read food labels. Skipping sodium can reduce your family's risk for high blood pressure!Mondays are a great day to renew Family Health...
I wanted to share with you a recipe contest that is open to all 7 and 8th graders.
Our partner, Healthy Kids Challenge, is hosting a Stirring Up Health™ National Middle School Recipe Contest.
March 13, 2010 Entry deadline Apri...