Childhood Nutrition
Join us for a fun and informative session on childhood nutrition - learn how to make healthy eating exciting for your little ones!
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Understand nutrition for young children. Learn diet essentials for healthy development in this online Childhood Nutrition course.
Overview:Good food habits start early, and this Childhood Nutrition course explores how to support children's health through sensible and balanced diets. Whether you’re working with little ones or just curious about the basics of early years nutrition, this course offers accessible insights on what fuels growth, development and well-being.
You’ll discover what children actually need at different ages—not what marketing says they should eat. From toddler portion sizes to spotting hidden sugars, the content is designed to give clear, sensible guidance without unnecessary fluff. Learn the essentials of nutritional planning for young children, food safety tips, and how to handle fussy eating without turning mealtimes into a battleground.
Learning Outcomes:
- Identify key nutritional needs for children at different ages.
- Understand food group roles in supporting child growth and health.
- Recognise signs of poor nutrition and dietary imbalance.
- Gain confidence in planning balanced meals for young children.
- Learn safe food storage, preparation and hygiene practices.
- Understand common diet-related concerns in childhood development.
Who is this Course For?
- Parents looking to improve their child’s eating habits.
- Early years professionals focused on child development.
- School or nursery staff handling children's food planning.
- Nannies or babysitters managing children's daily meals.
- Childminders seeking structured nutrition knowledge.
- Health workers interested in early years diet education.
- Foster carers responsible for children's daily wellbeing.
- Anyone with an interest in children’s nutritional needs.
Career Path:
- Early Years Nutrition Advisor – £26,000 per year
- Childcare Centre Manager – £32,000 per year
- Family Support Worker – £25,000 per year
- Nursery Assistant – £20,000 per year
- Public Health Practitioner – £35,000 per year
- Teaching Assistant (Primary Level) – £19,000 per year
Frequently asked questions
Childhood nutrition refers to providing children with the right balance of nutrients to support healthy growth and development.
A balanced diet helps children build strong bones, maintain energy, and support brain development.
Children need fruits, vegetables, grains, proteins, and dairy for complete nutrition.
Offer a variety of foods, set regular mealtimes, and be a positive role model at the table.
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