A user guide sets out seven best practice guidelines for long day care that can be used in existing programs or to develop new initiatives. Additional practical tools and resources will assist your centre to plan and implement new ideas and changes.
The guidelines and associated resources can be applied across the range of activities in your centre from policy and curricula through to menus, mealtime practices and interactions with children and families.
Presented by author and children’s food literacy advocate Alice Zaslavsky, the long day care best-practice guidelines video provides an overview of the guidelines showcasing some specific examples to help inspire your centre’s staff.
The long day care user guide, designed to be utilised by management, educators and cooks details the best practice guidelines for increasing children’s vegetable intake alongside many practical examples and resources to assist with implementation.
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This checklist is a useful tool directed to cooks, educators and management that can help your centre to track implementation of activities known to help increase children’s vegetable intake.
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The seven best practice guidelines for long day care are outlined in this infographic which is designed as a quick reference tool to be on display for all staff.
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We have provided some examples to assist long day care management to incorporate activities that will support children’s vegetable intake into their Quality Improvement Plan (QIP).
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