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Having Fun And Getting Healthy, Whitney Huff
Having Fun And Getting Healthy, Whitney Huff
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This handout is geared toward children and families on how to create healthy defaults in order to help their children and other family members get healthy.
Healthy Alternatives For Your Child, Katrina Lobs
Healthy Alternatives For Your Child, Katrina Lobs
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This pamphlet informs parents of children, roughly aged 6-10, about healthy defaults. It includes statistics, meal prep suggestions, how to make meal time fun, and tips on how to incorporate healthy defaults into all parts of a child’s life.
Creating A Healthier Life Through Food And Physical Activity, Une Applied Nutrition Program
Creating A Healthier Life Through Food And Physical Activity, Une Applied Nutrition Program
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This educational handout provides tips for adolescents to adopt in order to create a nutritional and healthful lifestyle based on the HHS and USDA 2015-2020 Dietary Guidelines and the HHS Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans.
Simple Health Snacks For Parents & Kids, Hannah Harvey
Simple Health Snacks For Parents & Kids, Hannah Harvey
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This pamphlet touches upon risk factors of childhood obesity and obesity in general, and provides lifestyle recommendations for reducing risk and improving health. It includes suggestions for behavior and good habits that can be implemented in daily life to improve health and well-being, as well as various food type and meal suggestions.
Why To Target Young Families On Social Media To Increase Csa Shares, Nicole Lindsay
Why To Target Young Families On Social Media To Increase Csa Shares, Nicole Lindsay
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This infographic shows the key reasons why it would be beneficial for a local farm to target social media campaigns for an audience of young families. Business and financial benefits are explained, in addition to public health and nutrition improvements for young children and families.