Laurel Branen, PhD, LD, RD Janice Fletcher, EdD University of Idaho.

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Laurel Branen, PhD, LD, RD Janice Fletcher, EdD University of Idaho

 Feeding Young Children graphic Feeding Young Children graphic

Think about nutrition, child development, and food safety, as you consider the following six principles for feeding children in group settings.

Children need a variety of foods

“Adults decide what is presented to eat and how it is presented” (Satter’s Division of Responsibility in Eating)

Child decides how much and even whether to eat (Satter’s Division of Responsibility in Eating)

Adults set the feeding environment

Children should serve themselves

Adults should sit with children and eat the same food