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March is National Nutrition Month®! This year’s theme is “Personalize your Plate.” This month the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics is reminding everyone there is no one size fits all approach to nutrition and health. Every person has their own goals, backgrounds, and tastes. In the spirit of National Nutrition Month, we challenge you to […]
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February is all about hearts and love with the celebration of American Heart Health Month and Valentine’s Day. However, this year to maintain safe COVID-19 practices and social distance, many of our children are not going to be exchanging valentines with their classmates. The good news is we can still encourage a fun and safe […]
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New Year, New Goals: start this year by teaching children the importance of how balanced eating, can promote physical strength and smart brains. Empower children with the knowledge of how to eat a balanced diet. Create an environment where you, as the caregiver, are a role model of balanced eating and provide positive conversations around […]
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The Holiday season is a joyous time with delicious treats, gatherings, and traditions that can lead to overeating, exhaustion, and stress. So how do we maintain a healthy lifestyle and diet while still enjoying all the holiday season has to offer? Get creative, keep portions reasonable, and enjoy the moment! Holiday food is often loaded […]
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Pumpkins get a lot of attention in the Fall for their decorative purposes, flavored coffee drinks, and delightfully smelling candles. BUT did you know pumpkins provide the body with MANY health benefits! Pumpkins and pumpkin seeds are loaded with antioxidants, fiber, vitamins, and minerals that boost immunity, improves digestion, promotes a more restful sleep, and […]
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Halloween is right around the corner. Children are brainstorming their perfect Halloween costumes, planning out their trick-or-treat route, and fantasizing about the buckets of candy they are about to eat! Meanwhile parents are dreading the sugar rush their kids are about to endure and wondering how much sugar is too much sugar? The USDA recommends […]
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The Alzheimer’s Association Delaware Valley Chapter’s Run to Remember has gone virtual! Team Run to Remember is still in the race to find the first survivor of Alzheimer’s, and can’t slow down. Alzheimer’s is relentless — it will stop at nothing, not even a global pandemic. There are 5.8 million people in the United States […]
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