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Snippets

Welcome to our news snippets page

 

Munch & Move news snippets are designed to be included in your regular communications with families such as newsletters, social media posts or an alternate platform such as story park.

These snippets include information about breastfeeding, healthy eating, physical activity or screen time with the aim of supporting healthy lifestyle behaviours at home.

Click here to download the news snippets for sharing with families

When preparing content to share with families please use the below tiles and text as a guide. You may also like to include this statement when sharing news snippets:

‘At (service name), we follow the Munch & Move program- a NSW Health initiative that promotes healthy eating, physical activity, and reduced screen time for children aged 0-5 years. This evidence-based program supports your child’s health and wellbeing while in our care.

We’ll be sharing quick tips on topics like nutrition (including breastfeeding), movement, and screen time that you can easily use at home. If you'd like to know more, feel free to chat with us at drop-off or pick-up!’

 

 

News snippet example below

 

It’s important to pack a balanced lunchbox with veggies, fruits, grains, dairy (e.g. milk, yoghurt or cheese), and protein!

Keep your kids energised and ready to take on the day.

For more healthy lunchbox tips, visit www.healthyliving.nsw.gov.au/healthy-lunchboxes

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