Changing the way you learn

Question 1

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Children will imitate both what you eat and how you eat it.

Answer

set an example
offer a wide variety of different foods
be prepared for messy mealtimes

Question 2

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Give babies and toddlers an opportunity to try a new food more than once.

Answer

Do not use food as a punishment, reward, bribe, or threat.
Offer a wide variety of different foods
Introduce new foods in stages

Question 3

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Present the food in a form that is fairly easy for children to manage by themselves.

Answer

Teach children to eat mainly at mealtimes.
Ensure that children sit down ar a table to eat.
Be prepared for messy mealtimes.

Question 4

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Do not give sweets or chocolates to a child. this is like saying "Here's somthing nice after eating those nasty greens."

Answer

Do not use food as a punishment, reward, bribe or threat.
Presentation is important.
Avoid adding salt to any food.

Question 5

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Always involve the children in making choices as far as possible.

Answer

Never give a young child whole nuts to eat.
Set an example.
Introduce new foods in stages.

Question 6

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Most young children need three small meals and three snacks a day.

Answer

Offer a wide variety of different foods.
Teach children to eat mainly at mealtimes.
Be prepared for messy mealtimes.

Question 7

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Children should be supervised and monitored to ensure that they eat an appropriate amount of food safely to reduce the risk of choking.

Answer

Do not use food as a punishment, reward, bribe, or threat.
Ensure that children sit down at a table to eat.
Teach children to eat mainly at mealtimes.

Question 8

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Colours, shapes, themes and characters help with this.

Answer

Presentation is important.
Introduce new foods in stages.
Never give a young child whole nuts to eat.

Question 9

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Avoid adding this to any food.

Answer

Nuts
Colours
Salt

Question 10

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How do you decide how much a child wants to eat?

Answer

Introduce new foods in stages.
Allow children to follow their own individual appetites.
Teach children to eat mainly at mealtimes.

Question 11

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Children can easily choke on a small pieces or even inhale it.

Answer

Salt
Variety of different foods.
Nuts

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