Yesterday, Our First Lady Michelle Obama announced a new initiative to help day care providers provide a healthy environment for preschoolers in daycare settings.She is really continuing her dedication to help all children develop healthy habits and wi...
It's June and most kids will be starting their summer vacation in the next week.To help you give kids a little "healthy reminder", we have created a Summertime Backpack kit filled with some healthy tips and a few healthy habit puzzles.Monthly calendars...
The USDA and Michelle Obama launched a new symbol for Americans to help us make healthy food choices.The food pyramid is no longer the icon of choice to represent how to eat healthy. Instead, a dinner plate showing the five food groups and their porti...
Tomorrow is National Teacher Day.
We at Nourish Interactive just want to share our appreciation for all their hard work and commitment to helping our children.
We appreciate all your efforts to bring nutrition into the classroom through crea...
Recently, the YMCA conducted a survey of more than 1,600 parents with children between the ages of 5 and 10. The objective was to learn what the barriers to healthier living and physical activity were for today’s families.They learned that :1. Parent...
Today is National Dietitians Day. We want to say "Thank you" and express our appreciation to all the work dietitians do every day.
A special thanks to our own Dietitians and Twitter friends who have worked so passionately to make nutrition a fu...
Information about USDA Nutrition Grants & Let's Move
A great start to National Nutrition Month
March is National Nutrition Month® - a nutrition education and information campaign sponsored annually by the American Dietetic Association. The campaign ...
Fun online nutrition tools and games for children -featured topic: CaloriesWhat are Calories | Helpful Resources | Teaching About Calories | Activities for at Home | Calories Game ScreenshotsBeing Active and Calories is one of the nutrition topics in ...
Did you know that our online interactive nutrition tools can be used at home or school? And they are free! We have learning tools designed for kids with matching tools for parents.
Created by a Registered Nurse and Dietitians, it's a fun learnin...
Let's take a look at the final key message that the USDA wants families to focus on:
Key Message #3: Foods to Reduce
'Lower your sodium (salt) intake.. Compare sodium in foods like soup, bread, and frozen meals and choose the foods with the lowe...
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