Factors in Meal Planning
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FACTORS IN M EAL P LANNING
W HAT
IS A
M EAL PATTERN ?
Plan for meals based on a
combination of “what is one
serving” and “what food
groups go together” as set by
USDA
M EAL PATTERNS
Breakfast
Lunch
1 milk
1 milk
1 fruit and or
vegetable
1 grain
2 fruit and/or
vegetable
1 grain
1 meat
M EAL PATTERNS
Snack
From 2
different
food groups
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your
ISN
A NALYZING S NACKS
Which of the following snacks
meet USDA guidelines?
A NALYZING S NACKS
1. Milk and
banana
2. Potato chips
and milk
3. Apple wedge
and milk
4. Cereal and
milk
5. Chocolate
chip cookie and
milk
6. Milk, peanut
butter and
cracker
7. Orange slices
and milk
A NALYZING S NACKS
8. Milk and
bagel with
butter
9. Apple juice
and celery
stuffed with
cream cheese
10. Corn chips
and milk
11. Caramel and
apples
12. Peanut
butter balls and
milk
13. Vegetable
dip, vegetables
and milk
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your
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A NALYZING S NACKS
What are your suggestions for a
good medium snack that would
meet USDA guidelines?
W HAT FACTORS SHOULD BE
CONSIDERED ?
Nutrition
Diet restrictions
Meal pattern
Foods not high in sugar or salt
Affordable
W HAT FACTORS SHOULD BE
CONSIDERED ?
Foods easily eaten by child
Lightly seasoned
Raw and cooked
Prepared in a reasonable
amount of time
W HAT FACTORS SHOULD BE
CONSIDERED ?
Foods liked
by children
Interesting
W HAT FACTORS SHOULD BE
CONSIDERED ?
Variety
Taste
Shape
Texture
Form
Flavor
Color
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side in
your
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A NALYZING A M ENU
How would you change each of
the following menus to make
them suitable for a young child?
A NALYZING
Menu
1
A
Hamburger on a bun
French fries
Fried apple pie
Milk
M ENU
A NALYZING
Menu
2
Meatloaf
Mashed potatoes
Applesauce
Vanilla pudding
Milk
A
M ENU
A NALYZING
Menu
3
A
M ENU
Baked trout
Baked potato
Stuffed acorn squash
Garlic bread
Milk
W HAT ARE SOME COMMON
EATING PROBLEMS ?
Negative attitude toward food
Resistance to eating
Slow eating
Refusal to eat
Displeasure in eating
W HAT IS THE ROLE OF AN
ADULT AT MEALTIMES ?
Make conversation to develop
language and social skills
Model proper eating and
table manners
W HAT IS THE ROLE OF AN
ADULT AT MEALTIMES ?
Help children serve
themselves
Allow child to decide how
much food
Help child make good
decisions
W HAT IS THE ROLE OF AN
ADULT AT MEALTIMES ?
Teach
importance
of food to
holiday and
different
cultures
W HAT IS THE ROLE OF AN
ADULT AT MEALTIMES ?
Teach
and
serve food
groups
W HAT IS THE ROLE OF AN
ADULT AT MEALTIMES ?
Teach by pointing out colors,
size, shapes, textures,
numbers, temperature,
flavors, food words
W HAT CONTRIBUTES TO A
POSITIVE ENVIRONMENT ?
Happy, relaxed
Bright, kid-sized
Help from child
No delays
Setting a good example
W HAT CONTRIBUTES TO A
POSITIVE ENVIRONMENT ?
Serve family style
Climate of respect and
acceptance
Child helps prepare
W HAT ARE A CHILD ’ S
RESPONSIBILITIES ?
Understanding
what and how
much to serve
Understanding
when he is full
and to stop
eating
W HAT ARE A CHILD ’ S
RESPONSIBILITIES ?
Joining social
interactions
and
conversations
W HAT ARE A CHILD ’ S
RESPONSIBILITIES ?
Learning
table
manners,
eating
behaviors,
and healthy
eating habits
W HAT ARE A CHILD ’ S
RESPONSIBILITIES ?
Understanding
nutrition and
its importance
W HY ARE SOME FOODS
INAPPROPRIATE ?
No nutritional value
Some foods are hard for
toddlers to digest
W HY ARE SOME FOODS
INAPPROPRIATE ?
Can cause choking:
Size
Shape
Texture
W HAT
IS CHOKING ?
Food inhaled into the airway
so breathing is prevented
W HAT ARE SOME
INAPPROPRIATE FOODS ?
Too large
Pieces
should be
½ inch
about
W HAT ARE SOME
INAPPROPRIATE FOODS ?
Circles can block the
windpipe
Cut carrots and hot dogs
into strips or pieces and
not rounds
W HAT ARE SOME
INAPPROPRIATE FOODS ?
Too firm, slippery or
smooth
Hard candy, peanuts,
olives, grapes, ice cubes,
chewing gum
W HAT ARE SOME
INAPPROPRIATE FOODS ?
Too sticky or tough
Peanut butter, dried fruit,
some candy like
marshmallows, or meat
like steak
Grind or cook until soft
W HAT ARE SOME
INAPPROPRIATE FOODS ?
Too small, dry or hard
Popcorn, chips and
pretzels, nuts and seeds,
raw carrots and celery,
fruits with peel
No bones, no seeds
H OW CAN YOU PREVENT
CHOKING ?
H OW CAN YOU PREVENT
CHOKING ?
Supervise and remind child to
chew, eat slowly and not talk
with mouth full
Calm, relaxed atmosphere
Sit quietly
H OW CAN YOU PREVENT
CHOKING ?
Not serve foods that are
dangerous
Fix foods that are easy to
swallow
W HAT SHOULD YOU DO IF A
CHILD IS CHOKING ?
Stay calm and get down to
the child’s level
Watch closely and encourage
coughing
Call 911 if not able to speak
or losing consciousness
W HAT SHOULD YOU DO IF A
CHILD IS CHOKING ?
If certified, begin
procedures of 5 back
blows and 5 abdominal
thrusts if child is
conscious
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P LANNING S NACKS
Respond to the following snack
cases?
S NACK C ASE #1
You get the munchies while at
school and cannot leave
campus and the only food
choices are in the vending
machines. What can you
choose for a healthy snack.
S NACK C ASE #2
You and your friends stop at
Wendy’s for fast food after
school. What do you order to
meet the healthy snack
requirement?
S NACK C ASE #3
You and your family are at a
baseball game and you get
hungry. What do you buy at
the concession stand for a
healthy snack choice?
S NACK C ASE #4
You are asked to pack a
healthy snack for a two hour
bus ride to a concert. What
snack foods are you packing?
S NACK P LANNING P ROJECT
P LANNING H EALTHY S NACKS
Part 1
You are to plan
for an activity
that would
teach children
a nutrition
concept.
Part 2
You are to plan
a healthy snack
that children
would enjoy
and could help
prepare.