Unit 20 LO2 Demonstrate an understanding of healthy eating habits for Families by Munezza

Rebecca

tmcmunezzamubarak1 — 2024-01-09 09:03:20 UTC

Rawan

tmcmunezzamubarak1 — 2024-01-09 09:03:20 UTC

Find out facts about the child cultura and get them the right food for the child and ask the the parents about the child healthy diet maybe the child is Alergic from somthing or don't like it.

duniya 1/3

tmcmunezzamubarak1 — 2024-01-09 09:03:20 UTC

duniya 2/3

tmcmunezzamubarak1 — 2024-01-09 09:03:20 UTC

Ryhan

tmcmunezzamubarak1 — 2024-01-09 09:03:20 UTC

Dem x

tmcmunezzamubarak1 — 2024-01-09 09:03:20 UTC

Today i made a plate of fruit in a shape as a smiley face, i did this because a child would more likely eat a plate of fruit with a smiley face then it all just on there.

duniya 3/3

tmcmunezzamubarak1 — 2024-01-09 09:03:20 UTC

Hamna R

tmcmunezzamubarak1 — 2024-01-09 09:03:20 UTC

Hamna R

tmcmunezzamubarak1 — 2024-01-09 09:03:20 UTC

Momotaz

tmcmunezzamubarak1 — 2024-01-09 09:03:20 UTC

14788911 — 2024-01-09 09:30:30 UTC

The five food groups are:
1-carbohydrates
2-vegetables and fruits
3-proteins
4-diary
5-oil+spreads

Deqa

2024-01-09 09:50:21 UTC

Food groups

carbs

fat

protein

dairy

fruit&veg

kadie

2024-01-09 09:50:45 UTC

carbohydrates

proteins

dairy

vegetables

spreads

Rebecca

2024-01-09 09:51:33 UTC

1- carbohydrates

2- proteins

3- vitamins

4- Fruit and vegetables

5- Dairy and alternatives

Zunaira

14939911 — 2024-01-09 09:51:33 UTC

Carbohydrates

Vegetables and fruits

Proteins

Diary

Fat

paris

2024-01-09 09:51:38 UTC

-fat

-carbohydrates

-protein

-dairy

-fruit and veg

sophie w

2024-01-09 09:51:43 UTC

carbohydrates

protein

spreads

fruit and vegetables

dairy

Deqa

2024-01-09 09:51:45 UTC

too much obesity

Zunaira

14939911 — 2024-01-09 09:52:03 UTC

Obesity

Chloe

2024-01-09 09:52:04 UTC

The five food groups

carbohydrates

Protein

Fruit and vegetables

Dairy’s

Fat

2024-01-09 09:52:11 UTC

obesity

paris

2024-01-09 09:52:11 UTC

children can become obese or have heart conditions

kadie

2024-01-09 09:52:59 UTC

obesity / too slim

rotted teeth

eating disorders

Louise

2024-01-09 09:53:18 UTC

fruit and veg

potatoes, bread, rice, pasta.

beans, fish, eggs, meat and other proteins.

dairy and alternatives.

oils and spreads.

Eyshah

14179271 — 2024-01-09 09:53:37 UTC

Fruit and vegetables

Oil, fat, sugar

Meat, fish

Milk and dairy products

Break, cereal and potatoes

Chloe

2024-01-09 09:53:45 UTC

Can cause complications with health such as heart conditions or gaining to much weight

Kulsuma

2024-01-09 09:53:56 UTC

Carbohydrates

Fat

Dairy

Fruit and vegetables

Protein

Louise

2024-01-09 09:54:06 UTC

Having a poor diet could lead to obesity depending on what they are eating, high blood pressure through stress.

14788911 — 2024-01-09 09:54:52 UTC

The impact of children having a poor diet is that it puts them at risk of poor brain development, weak learning, low immunity, increased infections and, in many cases, death. As well as In some children, poor diet may be associated with: behavioural problems. sleep issues. problems with emotional and psychological development. Also it can cause delayed development in young children; risk of chronic illnesses like asthma and anemia; and behavioural problems like hyperactivity, anxiety and aggression in school-age children. As well as there are also other effects like obesity, depression, tooth decay, constipation, less energy, poor academics, poor growth and sleep disturbances.

Helen

rahieleylove — 2024-01-09 10:01:09 UTC

Fruits vegetables grains protein and dairy

Jessica

2024-01-09 10:47:55 UTC

Carbohydrates

Fruit and vegetables

Oils

Dairy

Protein

Monika

2024-01-09 10:51:10 UTC

Carbohydrate

Fruits

Vegetable

Proteins

Diary

Kiran

1496715 — 2024-01-09 10:51:24 UTC

Carbohydrate

Fruits

Vegetables

Protein

Diary

Rebecca

2024-01-09 10:54:58 UTC

A poor diet can definitely contribute to obesity. It's important to have a balanced and nutritious diet to maintain a healthy weight.

Monika

2024-01-09 10:57:47 UTC

Having a poor diet could lead to obesity depending on what they are eating, high blood pressure through stress.

Kulsuma

2024-01-09 10:59:18 UTC

A poor diet could lead you to having obesity

Kulsuma

2024-01-09 11:01:37 UTC

poor diet could lead to obesity which could affect your health

Helen

rahieleylove — 2024-01-09 11:01:41 UTC

Poor briain development weak learning low immuimmunity increased infections and in many cases death

Vaneeza

2024-01-09 11:03:21 UTC

Carbohydrates

Fruits

Oils

Protine

WATER

Chloe Louise

2024-01-09 11:03:23 UTC

An impact of a poor diet on children's health is it can cause obesity and lead to the child having health issues if they don't have the right food

2024-01-09 11:03:53 UTC

A poor diet can cause weight gain and loss of muscle

Eyshah

14179271 — 2024-01-09 11:07:06 UTC

Children with poor eating habits don't get the amounts of nutrients they need for healthy growth and development. This can lead to being underweight or overweight. Children who are poorly nourished tend to have weaker immune systems, which increases their chances of illness

Helen

rahieleylove — 2024-01-09 11:07:51 UTC

ApplesThey are a great source of fiber and vitamin C which helps boost the immune system.Broccoli Packed with vitamins A and C, as well as fiber broccoli supports healthy digestion and strong bones

Jessica

2024-01-09 11:08:41 UTC

A poor diet may lead to health problem.

A poor diet refers to a way of eating that lacks essential nutrients and high in unhealthy food.

Eyshah

14179271 — 2024-01-09 11:26:41 UTC

Vaneeza

2024-01-09 11:30:14 UTC

Chloe

2024-01-09 11:30:59 UTC

Eyshah

14179271 — 2024-01-09 11:33:21 UTC

Gives Instant Energy. Bananas are considered to be a sports food.
Good for Digestion. The fiber present in bananas helps in good digestion.
Strong Bones and Better Eyesight. Bananas are potassium rich food.
Prevents Anaemia.
Increases Brain Power.

kadie

2024-01-09 11:40:31 UTC

kadie

2024-01-09 11:41:08 UTC

Kulsuma

2024-01-09 11:41:21 UTC

While making this i used banana which can improve heart health. I also used apple which can protect you against diabetes.

ZUNAIRA

14939911 — 2024-01-09 11:41:35 UTC

Food art

Zunaira

14939911 — 2024-01-09 11:42:34 UTC

Benefit of the different fruits been used.

Chloe m

2024-01-09 11:43:03 UTC

Helen

rahieleylove — 2024-01-09 11:44:32 UTC

aid gut health support weight loss fight colds lower inflammation fight infection ower bad cholesterolprotect against heart disease and even help prevent Alzheimer s

chloe & Louise

2024-01-09 11:44:46 UTC

14788911 — 2024-01-09 11:47:40 UTC

Apples= apples give Nutritious, support weight loss, good for your heart, lower chance of diabetes, gut health, prevent cancer, help fight asthma, protect your brain, improve mental health, help with digestive diseases.

Oranges= oranges Protects your cells from damage, heals wounds and gives you smoother skin, easier to absorb iron to fight anaemia, Boosts your immune system, your body's defense against germs.

Monika

2024-01-10 14:04:45 UTC

Plan a healthy meal and write a shopping list together, Visit a local farm or an allotment to teach children where food comes from, Use real or roleplay cooking sessions to help children learn about weighing and measuring ingredients, Involve children in setting up and clearing away at mealtimes.

Kiran

1496715 — 2024-01-10 14:05:03 UTC

Practitioners should also be aware of healthy eating and lifestyle choices e.g alcohol smoking exercise that have an impact on the long term care of service usersYou are encouraged to provide an empathetic and consistent health promotion message during each intervention with a patient client

paris

2024-01-10 14:05:26 UTC

when a child has a specific diet a practitioner needs to make sure a child is not allergic to that food or if they have a culture they need to make sure the food respects their culture when a child is eating fruit they need to make sure that the fruit is cut

Kiran

1496715 — 2024-01-10 14:06:15 UTC

Have regular family meals.
Serve a variety of healthy foods and snacks.
Be a role model by eating healthy yourself.
Avoid battles over food.
Involve kids in the process

Monika

2024-01-10 14:06:31 UTC

Be a role model for them by eating health food your self

Make the plate look pretty so they will want to eat the food u put for them

paris

2024-01-10 14:07:00 UTC

ways to encourage a child to eat healthy is by having food art, you also eating healthy, make the food fun, praise the child when they eat something healthy, give the healthy food names

kadie

2024-01-10 14:12:13 UTC

as a practitioner, you should make sure you know children’s dietary needs and allergies. this will help you prepare the meals for the children as you know who can eat what, you should always make sure you have a chart somewhere visible so you don’t get it wrong or if you’re off and someone is covering. if you don’t take their diets and allergies into consideration, it could lead to illness, even death, and you would lose your job or even be charged. some children also have specific diets because of religion and it would be morally wrong to give a child the wrong food.

Kulsuma

2024-01-10 14:12:32 UTC

The practitioner needs to be aware if the children are allergic to any of the foods and if the children do they need to make sure that the children don't eat it. Also they need to supervise the children just in case they choke on the food they need to help.

Chloe - Louise

2024-01-10 14:12:50 UTC

As a practitioner if a child has a specific diet the adult needs to check and make sure that the child has no allergies and no risks to eating the food as there will be consequences if anything was to happen, such as the child becoming really ill due to their allergies and could end up in hospital. This could be a risk to lose your job. The practitioner may also check and respect the child's ethnicity and boundaries to food such as their religion may only eat certain foods .

relphmillie — 2024-01-10 14:13:20 UTC

The role of the practitioner is to make sure that they take their requirements very importantly. They make sure that they don’t give the children food that they can’t have they could be vegetarian or vegan

Zunaira

14939911 — 2024-01-10 14:13:21 UTC

The role of practitioner is to promote nutrition food choices and educate children about the importance of balanced diet. They can engage children in hands-on activities like cooking and gardening to make healthy eating and interactive.

14788911 — 2024-01-10 14:14:40 UTC

Practitioners should always have a chart of every child dietary requirements and making sure it’s up to date and as well as making sure that all children are getting their religious requirements. Also making sure the activities are fun and enjoyable for the kids to enjoy eating healthy. Practitioners should also be aware of healthy eating and lifestyle choices (e.g. alcohol, smoking, exercise) that have an impact on the long term care of service users. You are encouraged to provide an empathetic and consistent health promotion message during each intervention with parent/ carer. Plan a healthy meal and write a shopping list together, Visit a local farm to teach children where food comes from, Use real or roleplay cooking sessions to help children learn about weighing and measuring ingredients, Involve children in setting up and clearing away at mealtimes.

Rebecca

2024-01-10 14:15:53 UTC

When the practitioner providing an healthy eating activities for the children the practitioner can engage the children in fun and interactive ways. For example, they can organize activities like making food like vegetable pizzas, or even planting and caring for a small garden. These activities not only promote healthy eating habits but also allow children to explore different foods and develop their fine motor skills. It's important to make the activities age-appropriate and consider any dietary restrictions or allergies the children may have.

relphmillie — 2024-01-10 14:16:00 UTC

Ways to encourage the children to eat healthy. You can encourage the children to healthy by making the food look creative to encourage them by eating fruits and vegetables with them.

Vaneeza

2024-01-10 14:19:10 UTC

Make healthy food fun and appealing by using creative presentations and involving children in the cooking process.Provide a variety of nutritious options and let children choose what they want to eat.

Chloe Louise. As a practitioner you could express how much you like the food yourself as this may make them have a different mindset, will make them copy you. You could make the engage in conversation about the different colours and shapes of the food on the plate. The practitioner could also include the child in making the meal to make them feel included. The practitioner could educate the child on why the food is healthy for them and how it will benefit the body the body.

2024-01-10 14:20:11 UTC

Kulsuma

2024-01-10 14:21:58 UTC

Rewarding the child for eating healthy will encourage them to eat healthy more often. Also Letting the children try variety of healthy foods from different cultures will be good because they could like the food and they will want to eat it.

Chloe Louise as a practitioner you could make creative images out of the food on the plate to make them feel more appetised and will make them try new foods.

2024-01-10 14:22:20 UTC

Jessica

2024-01-10 14:24:40 UTC

When it comes to providing healthy eating activities,the role of the practitioner is crucial. Practitioners play a vital role in promoting and supporting health eating habits in children.

Zunaira

14939911 — 2024-01-10 14:25:34 UTC

Try creating colorful and creative food presentation, like making funny faces with fruits and veggies.
You can also involve them in meal planning and cooking.
Kids more likely to eat what they help prepare.

kadie

2024-01-10 14:26:31 UTC

there are many ways to encourage children to eat healthy food , for example, making the food into images, like a smiley face or a flower. you could also show them how much you enjoy the food as children look up to adults they trust, making games with the food or giving it names such as x-ray carrots will encourage children to eat them more often. another way to encourage them would be to involve them

in the making of the food like letting them plate up the vegetables and engaging in conversation during meal time about what colours and shapes they can see.

14788911 — 2024-01-10 14:26:43 UTC

Ways to encourage children into healthy eating is by doing reward charts and that is when you show children a chart of food and every time they eat a food on the chart they will get prized by the family or staff and get rewards such as sweets, toys and extra playtime and etc.

Another way to encourage children to healthy eating is by gentle encouragement such as “mummy/daddy is going to eat all your food- it’s so yummy” this will make them eat the food as the children will see that the adults like the food and they will copy the adults as a role model.

Another way to encourage children into healthy eating is by glamorising the food such as making a rainbow on their plate and making different colourful shapes and make different images and this will make the children eat it as it is colourful and look delicious to eat as it is appealing for them.

Also making themes on healthy is eating is also a good way because you can see their liking and you can make with them such as ported and treasure island theme or making fairies, animals, cartoons, people this will make them feel better about healthy eating as it is appealing for them.

Eyshah

14179271 — 2024-01-10 14:27:36 UTC

Helping for children

cutting things like fruit, vegetables

Need for equipment

Healthy and safety

Supervise for children

Show enthusiasm for healthy foods and involve children in the process of choosing and preparing nutritious snacks.

Parents play a powerful role in children's eating behavior, providing both genes and environment for children. For example, they influence children's developing preferences and eating behaviors by making some foods available rather than others, and by acting as models of eating behavior

Jessica

2024-01-10 14:36:05 UTC

Be a role model show your children that you enjoy eating healthy foods by making nutritious choices their self.

Dua

2024-01-11 21:06:48 UTC

Fruits, carbohydrates, proteins, oils and dairy

Dua

2024-01-11 21:08:52 UTC

Poor diet can lead to future problems for the child as it’s a risk for them to gain the chance of becoming obese or getting diabetes. Also having a poor diet can cause them to develop much slower.

Dua

2024-01-11 21:13:41 UTC

Here I used 2 different pieces of foods, apples and bananas. I then put the pieces together to create a smiley face :)! The apples help children as it supports fighting colds, lowers inflammation and prevents the child from serious heart disease conditions. Along with the bananas which are great for children as well as it energises the body and contains essential nutrients like folate, vitamin B6, vitamin C and potassium which all together support the nervous system.

Dua

2024-01-11 21:18:30 UTC

It’s important for the practitioner to ensure that the children are getting a balanced and nutritious variety of foods. This includes incorporating fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, and healthy fats into their meals and snacks. It's also important to consider and re assure any dietary restrictions or allergies that children may have and make appropriate varieties.

Dua

ppkdc6rfq4 — 2024-01-11 21:33:22 UTC

Involve them in meal planning and grocery shopping. Let them pick out fruits and veggies they want to try. You could also make the food visually appealing by arranging them in a creative way such as making the salads more colourful which will also allow children to develop one of their senses of sight. For example the children could decorate the salads themselves through the use of creative skills and imagery.