你将学到什么
What is in food and drinks and how they influence growth and development
How much and which foods are enough for children to meet nutrition guidelines
Nutrient intake targets for children
How health messages and food marketing influence children
Managing common food behaviours during childhood
Practical guidance toward healthy household eating habits.
课程概况
It can be hard for parents to work out how much and what type of food to feed their children. Which parenting strategies can help kids to enjoy vegetables, healthy snacks and new foods? Join us in Food for Kids: A Parents’ Guide as we answer these tricky questions. In this course, we will look at what is actually in food, why we need it, and how we identify healthy choices.
We will cover food-based guidelines to support the development of healthy eating for primary school-aged children. We will also discuss food marketing and health messages, as well as sustainable eating.
The course will also cover common food-related behaviours in children and strategies to assist parents in child feeding. This includes advice for managing picky eaters, meal planning and healthy options for family meals.
This course has a partner course called Food for Kids: Discovering Healthy Eating which is for primary school-aged children.
课程大纲
Week 1 - What is in Food?
Food for children’s growth, development and wellbeing
Age-specific nutrition guidelines
What foods do children need more of, what do they need less of?
Do children need extra vitamins?
Week 2 - Positive Food Communication
Food marketing and understanding food labels
Encouraging a positive family food culture
Managing common food behaviours in children.
Week 3 - Practising Healthy Eating at Home
Practical food and nutrition guidance to support parents in developing healthy eaters
Cooking with kids
Sustainable eating and reducing food waste.
预备知识
None
常见问题
Question: Who is this course suitable for?
Answer: This course is suitable for any adult who is interested in nutrition in children. This may include parents, carers, teachers and grandparents.
