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Core Nutrition Messages NEW! Whole Grains, Milk, and Child Feeding Resources Messages Tips Online Communication Tools Activities for Kids and more! 1

Core Nutrition Messages Purpose  Provide consumer-tested messages, tips, and advice, that help program participants put the new dietary guidance into practice.  Support national priorities and program polices  Facilitate coordination across the nutrition assistance programs. 2

Core Nutrition Messages Primary Audience  Moms of Preschoolers  Moms of Elementary School Children  Elementary School Kids (8-10 yrs old)  Eligible for or participating in the nutrition assistance programs. 3

Core Nutrition Messages Target Behaviors Increase consumption of  whole grains  fat-free or low-fat milk  fruits and vegetables Use child feeding practices that foster healthy eating habits in kids 4

Core Nutrition Messages Developmental Process  Collaborative approach involving:  WIC, CND, FDP, CNPP, SNAP  NWA, SNA, NDC, CDC, NIH  ASTPHN, State leaders, Regional representatives  Stakeholder Reviews  Ongoing consultation with a workgroup of experts in nutrition education and communications 5

Core Nutrition Messages Consumer Research 48 focus groups; 6 cities  Representative of target audience BirminghamBirmingham BaltimoreBaltimore DallasDallas ChicagoChicago PhoenixPhoenix RaleighRaleigh 176 Mothers 45% African American 35% Hispanic 20% Caucasian 73 Kids age % African American 40% Hispanic 24% Caucasian Over 75% participants in nutrition assistance programs 6

Core Nutrition Messages The Products 13 NEW Messages  5 Whole Grain  4 Milk  4 Child Feeding 16 Existing Messages  7 Child Feeding  5 Fruits and Vegetables  4 Milk Over 35 pages of tips, advice and guidance Messages, Tips, Guidance BEHAVIORAL-FOCUSEDACTIONABLERELEVANTCOMPELLING 7

Think beyond a single meal. Keep in mind what your child eats over time. Meals and healthy snacks give children several chances every day to eat a variety of foods. If your child eats only a little or nothing at one meal, don’t worry. They’ll make up for it with other meals and snacks to get what they need for good health over time. Mom is a child’s first teacher. You teach by doing. Every time you drink fat-free or low-fat (1%) milk, or eat low-fat yogurt, you’re giving your kids a lesson in how to eat for better health. It’s a lesson they can use for all their lives. Milk Message Child Feeding Message Examples of Select Core Nutrition Messages Whole Grain Message Give yourself and those you love the goodness of whole grains. Make at least half of the grains you eat whole grains – such as bread, tortillas, pasta and cereals. Whole grains are good for your heart and digestion, and can help you maintain a healthy weight and good overall health. 8

Over 35 pages of tips, advice and guidance. Accurate Accurate  Relevant  Actionable  Compelling Core Nutrition Messages Fat-Free and Low-Fat (1%) Milk Have Nutrients Everyone Needs Did you know that milk is loaded with vitamins, minerals and protein, with nine (9) key nutrients? Better yet, fat-free and low-fat (1%) milk still deliver this nutrition, just without the extra fat that is in whole and reduced-fat (2%) milk. But many kids are not getting enough milk to keep their bodies growing strong. Here’s what fat- free and low-fat milk and the nutrients they contain can do for your family: 9

Core Nutrition Messages Online Communication Tools for Moms & Kids … Rollover Widgets and YouTube Videos  The two online formats allow each mothers to select the one that works best for her! Online Game for Kids  Kids have fun while learning and gaining skills in making healthier choices with this interactive online game.  Activity Sheets for Kids 10

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