Food Safety
Feeding Tips
Food Guide
100

who is at risk for foodborne illnesses?

EVERYONE is potentially at risk for food-borne illness.

100

What Babies Should Eat from 0-6 months old?

Formula or breast milk

100

identify one of the 'categories' of food

fruits and vegetables, protein, whole grains, and water

200

Name 1 type of bacteria diseases

botulism, e. coli, salmonella, campylobacteriosis, staphylococcus auresus

200

True or false: you should not force children to 'clean' their plate

True

200

“This one-quarter of your plate should be ________ foods

proteins 

300

What is a foodborne illness?

Sickness caused by eating food that contains a harmful substance.

300
How can we encourage a child to eat?

Use different shapes, colour, games

300

This is the recommended “drink of choice” for Canadians.

Water

400

When reheating food, what temperature should the food reach throughout?

Reheat foods thoroughly to 75 degrees C.

400

when should a child start to transition toward family foods?

10-12 months

400

According to the Food Guide, this social practice helps support healthy eating

eating meals with others

500

Food should not sit out for more then ______ hours

Do not allow foods to sit out longer than 2 hours.

500

New foods should be introduced ______ at a time so parents can watch for _________________

one, allergic reactions

500

“The Food Guide suggests limiting highly processed foods, especially those high in these three components.”

”What are sodium, sugars, and saturated fat?