Bright
Futures Nutrition Family Fact Sheets
Bright
Futures Nutrition Family Fact Sheets (2002)
are a series of fact sheets for families that highlight content
from the publication Bright Futures in Practice: Nutrition.
These illustrated fact sheets provide information in a question
and answer format.
The fact
sheets were focus tested with families and health professionals
and edited at a 6 grade reading level.
The fact
sheets are also available in Spanish.
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The
series is organized by developmental periods as follows: |
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- Infancy:
Birth-5 Months
- Infancy:
6-11 Months
- Early
Childhood: 1-2 Years
- Early
Childhood: 3-4 Years
- Middle
Childhood: 5-7 Years
- Middle
Childhood: 8-10 Years
- Adolescence:
11-21 Years
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The information
in the Bright Futures Nutrition Family Fact Sheets can
be used to:
- Provide
families with important and easy-to-read information on
their infant's, child's, or adolescent's nutrition.
- Provide
families with resources for nutrition information.
- Help
families discuss with health professionals issues and concerns
they have about their infant's, child's, or adolescent's
nutrition.
- Help
families promote the well-being of their infant, child,
or adolescent by forming partnerships with health professionals.
Although
the Bright Futures Nutrition Family Fact Sheets are copyrighted
by NCEMCH, we encourage you to download this publication
and make multiple copies for use and free distribution (i.e.,
you may not charge for the copies you make). For information
on how to request permission to incorporate content from
the Nutrition Family Fact Sheets into new materials, please
read our copyright
permission statement.
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