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Nutrition for the
Preschool Child - The preschooler's growth
is slower than that of an infant. An average child age 2 through 5 will
grow about 2 1/2 inches and gain 4 or 5 pounds each year. Because growth
rate is slower, appetites may decrease. (Added
June 17, 2000)
What do you do with a
Pumpkin? - Because pumpkins are harvested in
the fall, they're a traditional part of fall celebrations. Here are some
ideas for using pumpkins in the child care setting. Most people think of
pies when they hear the word "pumpkin," but pumpkin can also be
used as a vegetable. Prepare pumpkin in one of the following ways. (Added
September 27, 2000)
Healthy
eating from the start: Nutrition education for young children -
Early experiences with food have a strong
impact on the future eating habits and health of young children, and the
best time to teach good dietary habits is during the early years. (Added
March 17, 2002)
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