When should you only feed infants human milk?
For the first 6 months of life.
When should you introduce the infant/toddler to nutrient dense foods?
At around six months.
What was our guideline?
To follow a healthy dietary pattern at every stage of life.
What does a healthy dietary pattern consist of?
Consists of nutrient-dense forms of food and beverages across all food groups, in recommended amounts, and within calorie limits.
In "The Farmer in the Dell" what stands alone?
The cheese
What is a baby called before it is born?
A fetus
What kinds of nutrients are most important to make sure your infant/toddler is eating?
Iron and Zinc
What is recommended in our guideline?
To eat healthy during every stage of life.
What has science shown regarding dietary guidelines?
Reduces the risk of chronic illness
What is the name of the groundhog for Groundhog Day? (hint: 4 letters)
Phil
How old was the oldest woman on record to get pregnant?
A. 78 years
B. 54 years
C. 66 years
C: 66 years
Why should you continue to feed your infant/toddler foods rich in iron and zinc?
These are similar to the nutrients in human milk.
What are all the stages of life? (that are included in the dietary guidelines) Name at least 3.
Infancy, Toddlerhood, Childhood, Adolescence, Adulthood, Pregnancy, Lactation, and Older Adulthood.
What are the factors that can affect the total number of daily calories? (at least 2)
Age, gender, height, weight, physical activity level, pregnancy, and lactation
In Europe, what are measured in what is called a "Paris Point"?
Shoe Sizes!