tailieunhanh - Eating well for under-5s in child care: Practical and nutritional guidelines

Numerous studies have also documented racial and ethnic disparities in health.[29] White children are half as likely as Black and Latino children not to be in excellent or very good health.[30] Some disparities are starkest between White and Black children. For example, Black children are 20% more likely to have a limitation of activity and more than twice as likely to have elevated blood lead levels. Disparities are also apparent in access to health care. Children who lack suffi cient resources due to family income or insurance status and children of color face greater problems in receiving appropriate care.[31] (See Figure. | Eating well for under-5s in child care Practical and nutritional guidelines Second Edition By Dr Helen Crawley The Caroline Walker Trust 1998 2006 First edition ISBN 1 897820 07 0 This edition ISBN 1 897820 21 6 Published by The Caroline Walker Trust PO Box 61 St Austell PL26 9YL Registered charity number 328580 Edited and produced by Wordworks London W4 2HY. Design by Information Design Workshop. Cover illustration based on a drawing by Matthew aged 4. Acknowledgements The Caroline Walker Trust would like to thank the Food Standards Agency for funding the updating of the Eating Well for Under-5s in Child Care report. This second edition of the report was written by Dr Helen Crawley. Thanks are due to all those who were involved in the production of the 1998 edition of this report particularly Anne Dillon-Roberts and the other members of the Expert Working Group see below . Thanks are also due to all those who kindly reviewed this second edition in particular Jamie Blackshaw and colleagues at the Food Standards Agency Anne Dillon-Roberts Helen Glyn-Davies Judy More Richard Watt and Martin Wiseman. Special thanks also go to Gemma Hoffman for her help in preparing the sample menus in chapter 6. Members of the Expert Working Group These are the members of the Expert Working Group which produced the first edition of this report. Their affiliations are as at 1998 when the first edition was published. The text and tables in this report can be photocopied by anyone involved in providing food for under-5s provided that an acknowledgement is made to the Caroline Walker Trust. Further copies of this report are available from The Caroline Walker Trust 22 Kindersley Way Abbots Langley Herts WD5 0DQ For details of other publications from the Caroline Walker Trust see Anne Dillon Roberts Chair Trustee of the Caroline Walker Trust Diane Brown Operations Director Apetito Services Apetito Group Chris Dallimore Principal Registration and

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