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list price: $17.95 USD
category: Health & Fitness
published: Sep 2002
ISBN:9780778800484
publisher:
Robert Rose
imprint:
ROBB
list price: $17.95 USD
category: Health & Fitness
published: Sep 2002
ISBN:9780778800484
publisher:
Robert Rose
imprint:
ROBB
Description
Every parent understands the importance of providing their children with nutritious, well-balance meals. But that's just part of what kids need to grow up strong and healthy. Between the ages of 2 and 6, children develop many of the attitudes to eating, nutrition and lifestyle that will carry through to their adult lives.
As a parent, there may never be a time when you have a greater influence on your child's future well being.
And that's why you need Better Food for Kids. This comprehensive guide provides over 100 pages of age-specific nutritional information, as well as 150 recipes that are specially designed to appeal to young appetites -- although parents will love them too!
Here you'll find useful answers to the questions most parents have about feeding young children, including:
Written by the same authors as the bestselling Better Baby Food, Better Food for Kids has also been developed with the world-renowned Hospital for Sick Children, so you can be sure that it provides the most expert, up-to-date information available.
Of course, being knowledgeable about healthy food is one thing, preparing it is another. In this book you'll find recipes for everything from speedy breakfasts to hearty dinners. And just in case your kids think that nutritious food isn't fun to eat, just wait until they try the snacks and dessert recipes!
For professional advice and great-tasting recipes, Better Food for Kids is a resource you'll use every day.
Contributor Notes
Joanne Saab and Daina Kalnins are registered dietitians with The Hospital for Sick Children. Together they have more than 20 years' experience in pediatric nutrition and research, providing advice to both parents and physicians. Daina is also the mother of two young children, both of whom were consulted extensively in creating the recipes for this book.
Margaret Howard, who supplied many of the recipes in this book (and in Better Baby Food) is a registered dietitian, as well as a food and nutrition consultant. She has authored and co-authored a number of other cookbooks.
Recommended Age, Grade, and Reading Levels
- Age:
- 18 to 99
- Grade:
- 13 to 17
Editorial Reviews
Packs tasty punch ... a crash course in childhood nutrition ... To their credit, the authors refrain from getting too cutesy with the recipes. There are no animal-shaped sandwiches in this book.
— Spokane Spokesman-Review
A road map for concerned parents.
— South Jersey Courier Post
