Childhood Nutrition: Preventing Obesity, 2 Volume DVD Set
SKU: 255D
Raising a healthier generation of children.
CLOSED CAPTIONED: English Only
RELEASE YEAR: 2012
PROGRAM LENGTH: 22 min. per Volume • Bonus: 7-min. section for kids
AGES: 13-Adult
English
ORDER CODE: INJ255D
Spanish
ORDER CODE: 255SD
This newly updated program gives parents and caregivers the tools they need to make the best nutritional choices for children, starting at birth! It conveys a powerful message—what and how we feed our children matters, and instilling healthy eating habits early in childhood can help prevent obesity later in life.
Featuring these updates:
-2010 Dietary Guidelines information
-USDA's “MyPlate"
-Latest AAP guidelines on food choking prevention
-Current food allergy recommendations
-More emphasis on low-cal, nutrient-packed food choices like fruits and vegetables
-How to read “Nutrition Fact" food labels
-Fresh look with modern graphics and a new host
-BONUS: Includes a short clip for kids promoting a healthy lifestyle
Volume 1: Feeding Your Baby (Birth to Age 1)
*Breastmilk and Formula – benefits of breastfeeding, hunger and satiation cues, bonding, safe formula feeding
*Starting Solids – signs of being ready for solids, iron-rich first foods, age-appropriate portion sizes and food textures
*Baby Food Basics – common first foods, food allergies, safe baby food preparation, feeding routines
*Self-Feeding – introducing finger foods, avoiding extra fats and added sugars and salts, choking hazards
*Family Meals – tips for eating together as a family, active playtime, screen time recommendations
Volume 2: Young Children Eating Right (Ages 1 to 5)
*Variety – USDA's “MyPlate," appropriate portion sizes, healthy snack ideas, limiting juice, unhealthy fats, avoiding choking hazards
*Reduce Mealtime Conflicts – eating routines, tips for choosy eaters, offering child choices, not forcing or withholding food
*Food Adventures – shopping together, nutrition fact labels, cooking together, family meals, messy eating, fun food ideas
*Healthy Habits – active playtime, limiting screen time, healthy fast food choices, easy homemade meals
CLOSED CAPTIONED: English Only
RELEASE YEAR: 2012
PROGRAM LENGTH: 22 min. per Volume • Bonus: 7-min. section for kids
AGES: 13-Adult
English
ORDER CODE: INJ255D
Spanish
ORDER CODE: 255SD
This newly updated program gives parents and caregivers the tools they need to make the best nutritional choices for children, starting at birth! It conveys a powerful message—what and how we feed our children matters, and instilling healthy eating habits early in childhood can help prevent obesity later in life.
Featuring these updates:
-2010 Dietary Guidelines information
-USDA's “MyPlate"
-Latest AAP guidelines on food choking prevention
-Current food allergy recommendations
-More emphasis on low-cal, nutrient-packed food choices like fruits and vegetables
-How to read “Nutrition Fact" food labels
-Fresh look with modern graphics and a new host
-BONUS: Includes a short clip for kids promoting a healthy lifestyle
Volume 1: Feeding Your Baby (Birth to Age 1)
*Breastmilk and Formula – benefits of breastfeeding, hunger and satiation cues, bonding, safe formula feeding
*Starting Solids – signs of being ready for solids, iron-rich first foods, age-appropriate portion sizes and food textures
*Baby Food Basics – common first foods, food allergies, safe baby food preparation, feeding routines
*Self-Feeding – introducing finger foods, avoiding extra fats and added sugars and salts, choking hazards
*Family Meals – tips for eating together as a family, active playtime, screen time recommendations
Volume 2: Young Children Eating Right (Ages 1 to 5)
*Variety – USDA's “MyPlate," appropriate portion sizes, healthy snack ideas, limiting juice, unhealthy fats, avoiding choking hazards
*Reduce Mealtime Conflicts – eating routines, tips for choosy eaters, offering child choices, not forcing or withholding food
*Food Adventures – shopping together, nutrition fact labels, cooking together, family meals, messy eating, fun food ideas
*Healthy Habits – active playtime, limiting screen time, healthy fast food choices, easy homemade meals
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