CDC weight gain recommendations
Unsure of what a healthy pregnancy looks like for you? Every mom is different! Click the PDF to see the CDC’s pregnancy weight gain recommendations.
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Unsure of what a healthy pregnancy looks like for you? Every mom is different! Click the PDF to see the CDC’s pregnancy weight gain recommendations.
Curious about how much your baby should be eating? Click the PDF for the CDC’s bottle and breastfed infant feeding recommendations.
Check out the PDF for a few things to remember when discussing weight-related concerns with your child.
Use the “How to Read a Nutrition Label” PDF to help you better understand the foods you eat!
Click on the PDF to get started with some ideas for easy ways to incorporate physical activity every day!
Use the “How to Read a Nutrition Label” PDF to help you better understand the foods you eat!
Check out the PDF for some easy ideas to start increasing your physical activity with lifestyle activities you can do every day!
Learn more about food options and serving sizes from each of these groups.
Click on the PDF for some useful tips to help you achieve a restful night’s sleep!
Click on the PDF to get started with some tips for incorporating more physical activity in your classroom or download the Mission: Play app for guided motor skill development tools and activities for toddlers!
By fostering awareness of these guidelines, we contribute to creating an environment that supports the optimal development of children in both their digital engagement and physical health. For ideas to encourage healthy screen time among your students, download the PDF!
Discover the variety of evidence-based tools and resources your school can use to make a real difference in students’ and families’ lives.
Click the PDF for the Institute of Medicine's recommendations for gestational weight gain in patients with single and twin pregnancies.
For additional insight regarding which patients should be assessed and who is considered high risk, click the PDF.
Click the PDF for best practices in learning about a family and child’s health behaviors.