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It’s your choice. Healthy foods for you & your kids. Project Sponsors. USDA project funded through the Food Stamp Program School District of Philadelphia Nutrition Center, Department of Bioscience & Biotechnology at Drexel University. What to expect. 4 weekly sessions
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It’s your choice Healthy foods for you & your kids
Project Sponsors • USDA project funded through the Food Stamp Program • School District of Philadelphia • Nutrition Center, Department of Bioscience & Biotechnology at Drexel University
What to expect • 4 weekly sessions • Tasting and preparing food • Ideas for feeding your kids • Foods to eat to have a healthy pregnancy and baby
Question What’s wrong with drinking a lot of sodas when you are pregnant?
Question Why does it matter what you eat when you are pregnant?
Question In the supermarket, what’s wrong with the woman shopping with her two children?
Answer • 20 seconds • Sing ABC song once or Happy Birthday twice with your children.
Answer: • It’s the best way to protect you and your baby from getting sick from germs. • Babies put their hands into their mouth often.
When you are out on the street, and you can’t wash your hands, what can you do?
Answer • Use a hand sanitizer or baby wipes • Don’t touch your food; use a napkin
Answer • NO. It is not safe to give expired formula or baby food to your baby. • Your baby may not get enough nourishment he needs from expired baby products because there are less vitamins and nutrients.
How long can mixed formula sit at room temperature? a. 1 hour b. 2 hours c. 3 hours
Answer • 1 hour. • Leftover formula may contain bacteria from babies’ mouth which can grow quickly • Opened baby food should not sit at room temperature more than 2 hours • Refrigerate any leftover formula and baby food immediately.
Mixed formula and uneaten baby food must be used within how many days? a. 1 day b. 2 days c. 5 days
Answers • Must be refrigerated and used within 2 days.
Answer • Throw it out
Wash with hot water & soap after each use Clean baby bottles
To avoid choking, NO: (until the age of 3) Whole grapes Whole hot dogs Popcorn Nuts Peanut butter Chips Seeds Raw carrots
Fruit Yogurt Parfait • ½ banana, sliced • ½ cup vanilla yogurt • ½ cup berries or grapes • 1 tablespoon Grape Nuts Place sliced banana in a cup, add ¼ cup yogurt, add layer of berries, and add the rest of yogurt. Top with Grape Nuts. Enjoy!