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Supporting positive food environments in early childhood settings

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Gabrielle Orr

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Wednesday September 6
8.00PM (NZST)
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Research shows that our mealtime and food experiences as children have a strong impact on our relationship with food as adults. In this webinar, dietitian Gabrielle Orr will discuss the research into effective nutrition and feeding practices that support children to develop a positive relationship with food and their bodies. She will also share research-based recommendations for promoting positive food environments in early childhood settings.

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