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Best practice guidelines for increasing children’s vegetable intake Feeding advice to support young children to learn to eat and enjoy vegetables Video: VegKIT Maternal, Child and Family Health Nurses Australia (MCaFHNA) Webinar ...

Government  policymakers, their support staff, public health practitioners, maternal and child health nurses and other stakeholders and members of the community are well placed to have a significant, large-scale and long-lasting influence on ...

Research organisations involved in designing and reporting interventions that aim to increase children’s vegetable intake are well placed to have a significant influence on children’s eating habits. Previous initiatives have achieved up to a 30% ...

Increasing children’s vegetable intake is not the responsibility of just one group. Largescale improvements can only be achieved when all those who influence children’s eating habits are involved. Key contributors include: community settings such as ...

Primary schools and OSHC services can help children eat more vegetables! Primary schools and out of school hours (OSHC) services are ideally placed to increase children’s vegetable intake by helping to improve children’s familiarity, understanding ...

Long day care centres can help children eat more vegetables! ...

Long day care centres can help children eat more vegetables! Long day care centres are ideally placed to increase children’s vegetable intake by providing more vegetables in snacks and meals, as well as importantly, helping to improve children’s ...