Preventing childhood obesity in early care and education programs 3rd Edition by American Academy of Pediatrics ISBN 1610023560 978-1610023566

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ISBN 10: 1610023560 

ISBN 13: 978-1610023566

Author: American Academy of Pediatrics

 This coveted resource provides the latest national standards describing evidence-based best practices in nutrition, physical activity, and screen time for early care and education programs. The standards are for all types of early care and education settings–centers and family child care homes. These updated standards are a part of the new comprehensive Caring for Our Children: National Health and Safety Performance Standards; Guidelines for Early Care and Education Programs, 4th Edition.

New in the 3rd Edition
Updated Standards Covering

• Active Opportunities for Physical Activity
• Playing Outdoors
• Written Nutrition Plan
• Protection from Air Pollution While Children Are Outside
• Availability of Drinking Water
• Feeding Plans and Dietary Modifications
• Care for Children with Food Allergies
• Preparing, Feeding, and Storing Human Milk and Infant Formula
• Feeding Human Milk to Another Mother’s Child
• Cleaning and Sanitizing Equipment Used for Bottle Feeding
• Feeding Age-Appropriate Solid Foods to Infants
• Plus much more…

Table of contents:

1. Foreword

2. Executive Summary

3. Nutrition Standards

4. Introduction

5. General Requirements

6. Written Nutrition Plan

7. Routine Health Supervision and Growth Monitoring

8. Assessment and Planning of Nutrition for Individual Children

9. Feeding Plans and Dietary Modifications

10. Use of US Department of Agriculture Child and Adult Care Food Program Guidelines

11. Categories of Foods

12. Meal and Snack Patterns

13. Availability of Drinking Water

14. 100% Fruit Juice

15. Written Menus and Introduction of New Foods

16. Care for Children with Food Allergies

17. Ingestion of Substances that Do Not Provide Nutrition

18. Vegetarian/Vegan Diets

Requirements for Infants

19. General Plan for Feeding Infants

20. Feeding Infants on Cue by a Consistent Caregiver/Teacher

21. Preparing, Feeding, and Storing Human Milk

22. Feeding Human Milk to Another Mother’s Child

23. Preparing, Feeding, and Storing Infant Formula

24. Techniques for Bottle Feeding

25. Warming Bottles and Infant Foods

26. Cleaning and Sanitizing Equipment Used for Bottle Feeding

27. Introduction of Age-Appropriate Solid Foods to Infants

28. Feeding Age-Appropriate Solid Foods to Infants

29. Use of Soy-Based Formula and Soy Milk

Requirements for Toddlers and Preschoolers

30. Meal and Snack Patterns for Toddlers and Preschoolers

31. Serving Size for Toddlers and Preschoolers

32. Encouraging Self-Feeding by Older Infants and Toddlers

33. Feeding Cow’s Milk

Requirements for School-Age Children

34. Meal and Snack Patterns for School-Age Children

35. Meal Service and Supervision

36. Socialization During Meals

37. Numbers of Children Fed Simultaneously by One Adult

38. Adult Supervision of Children Who Are Learning to Feed Themselves

39. Participation of Older Children and Staff in Mealtime Activities

40. Experience with Familiar and New Foods

41. Activities that Are Incompatible with Eating

42. Prohibited Uses of Food

43. Use of Nutritionist/Registered Dietitian

Food Brought From Home

44. Nutritional Quality of Food Brought From Home

45. Selection and Preparation of Food Brought From Home

Nutrition Education

46. Nutrition Learning Experiences for Children

47. Health, Nutrition, Physical Activity, and Safety Awareness

48. Nutrition Education for Parents/Guardians

Policies

49. Food and Nutrition Service Policies and Plans

50. Infant Feeding Policy

Physical Activity/Screen Time Standards

51. Introduction

52. Physical Activity

53. Active Opportunities for Physical Activity

54. Playing Outdoors

55. Protection from Air Pollution While Children Are Outside

56. Caregivers’/Teachers’ Encouragement of Physical Activity

57. Policies and Practices that Promote Physical Activity

Screen Time

58. Screen Time/Digital Media Use

Appendixes

59. MyPlate, MyWins: Make it yours

60. MyPlate, MyWins: Choose MyPlate

61. Physical Activity: How Much Is Needed?

62. Our Child Care Center Supports Breastfeeding

63. Nutrition Specialist, Registered Dietitian, Licensed Nutritionist, Consultant, and Food Service Staff Qualifications

64. Acronyms/Abbreviations

65. Glossary

66. Index

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