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Family Resources

On this page you will find a range of resources for you to support families and children in healthy eating, including:

  • Supporting healthy choices
  • Encouraging new foods and supporting fussy eaters
  • Healthy recipes
  • Packing a healthy lunchbox 
  • Healthy eating and drinking water fact sheets

These tools are designed to empower families to make healthy eating a natural and enjoyable part of their everyday.

 

To download a copy of the resource, please select the image or text below and it will open in a new tab.

From here you will be able to print or save the resource.

 

 

Supporting families to create a positive, healthy eating environment at home:

  • Encouraging new foods
  • Supporting fussy eaters 
  • Supporting healthy choices

 

 

Click the recipe image to the right, for some tasty, healthy recipes for infants (6-12 months) and children (12 months+).

 

 

 

 

Click the image to the left for helpful ideas to support parents in packing healthy lunches for their children.

Please note: the suggestions in this resource may not align with your service’s specific allergy policy. Be sure to review the content before sharing it with families.

 

 

Click the text below to download a copy of Munch & Move fact sheets to support families in healthy eating:

  • Healthy eating for kids
  • Water is the best drink 

 

 

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