ChildCare Education Institute

Healthy Habits: Nutrition and Fitness Practices

(42 customer reviews)

This course offers ideas for promoting healthy eating and active play in the early childhood environment. Participants will learn why and how to develop a nutrition policy, strategies for working with families to promote proper nutrition practices at home, and curriculum enrichment ideas for increasing healthy lifestyle choices and reducing obesity.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

42 reviews for Healthy Habits: Nutrition and Fitness Practices

  1. Isbel ARLINGTON, TX –

    thank you so much.

  2. Beleater LOUISVILLE, KY –

    Course very informative

  3. Angela RIVERDALE, GA –

    very knowledgeable material.

  4. Jearline LIVONIA, MI –

    Excellent training I learn something in nutrition I never knew.

  5. Maranda LA GRANGE, KY –

    Great course

  6. Jennifer WASHINGTON, NC –

    To know about these things are good to know.

  7. Brook MCLEANSVILLE, NC –

    Very helpful

  8. Jay VESTAL, NY –

    Learned the importance of organic foods in a healty diet.

  9. Kari EAST HAVEN, CT –

    I liked the changes in this nutrition/fitness course.

  10. Margarita NORTH LAUDERDALE, FL –

    Our life need the practice
    of this course

  11. Malaika MABLETON, GA –

    Wonderful websites to support the course!

  12. Verlissa ORMOND BEACH, FL –

    Great course

  13. Anna OVIEDO, FL –

    Great courses

  14. TISHLYNN YAKIMA, WA –

    I did learn some new information.

  15. Afeny EDINBURG, TX –

    Appreciate it

  16. Isabel YAUCO, PR –

    I liked this course is very important child healthy.

  17. Veronica LAGRANGE, GA –

    The program of testing twice a month help me understand about the food program

  18. Tracey LAS VEGAS, NV –

    I enjoyed the course, thank you

  19. Gloria HEREFORD, TX –

    Every thing was on point, and helpful.

  20. Perla FORT WASHINGTON, MD –

    This course has been very useful for life. Thank you very much!

  21. Nancy WATERBURY, CT –

    I am enjoying taking the courses on-line. I have been in childcare for 5 years and wish I took advantage of the courses offered sooner.

  22. Pamela RENO, NV –

    great training

  23. Doris WHEATLEY HEIGHTS, NY –

    VERY PLEASED WITH
    THIS TRAINING.

  24. Amanda SEALE, GA –

    This was a very good topic

  25. Vicki STAFFORD SPRINGS, CT –

    Love your courses. I can do them anytime.

  26. Isabella MASPETH, NY –

    I think this training was very useful and its something a lot of parents need to be informed on.

  27. Traci BELLEVUE, WA –

    Thank you for this course. I look forward to taking more of your courses in the near future and will recommend to my staff members and other colleagues.

  28. Georgia EL-MIRAGE, AZ –

    Great training!

  29. Judith JERSEY CITY, NJ –

    I learn a lot of information thank you very much i am going to take another work shop class.

  30. Bretta CHESHIRE, CT –

    The resources were a plenty and very informational

  31. Monique COLUMBUS, OH –

    enjoyed information provided

  32. Ana Marie EDINBURG, TX –

    Healthy Habits and Good Nutrition are an essencial on any stage of children’s development. With the information provide get me a better understanting that as advocate I can be the difference on the children under my care; by promoting healthy habits as well an encourage children to be more active, considering the positive effectson the policies for the program and their participants the families their children’s.

  33. carmen FORT WORTH, TX –

    Helpful course to learn more

  34. Meghan BARTON, VT –

    Great informative information!

  35. Doris FERNLEY, NV –

    I learned a lot of new information with this course.

  36. Doha PALMDALE, CA –

    very good

  37. Judy LAGRANGE, GA –

    the video in the course was informative

  38. Carol NORCROSS, GA –

    This is the best! 🙂

  39. Karen HURLOCK, MD –

    I enjoyed this study the most because I’m trying to get fit and eat more healthy this year myself as well as my family.

  40. Denise Maria CAMBRIDGE, MD –

    It was good pretty helpful.

  41. Jackie HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO –

    This course helped me to identify ways in which I can introduce nutrion awareness into the classroom.

  42. Elaine CHELMSFORD, MA –

    Very informative! Appreciate the additional links for more detailed information

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