Sustainable Nutrition Resources
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Nutrient-rich dairy foods not only help children and adults build healthy diets, they also contribute to healthier lives. Studies show dairy foods, as part of a healthy diet, improve overall diet quality, and may contribute to better bone health, lower blood pressure, and reduce the risk for cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes.
Milk
- NEW – Eat Better, Eat Together with Real Dairy Booklet
- NEW – Eat Better, Eat Together with Real Dairy Interactive Website
- Milk from Cow to You Handout
- Milk from Cow to You Poster
- Milk: Thirteen Essential Nutrients
- Think Your Drink
- 1% Chocolate Milk Is Back
- Flavored Milk Frequently Asked Questions
- Dairy Foods From Farm to Fridge
- Dairy Through Your Lifespan
- Science Summary: Milk as a Recommended Beverage
- Dairy Alternatives
Nutrition for Kids
- Nutrition Across the Lifespan: infants, 6-11 months
- Nutrition Across the Lifespan: toddlers, 12-23 months
- Nutrition Across the Lifespan: pre-school, 2-5 years
- Nutrition Across the Lifespan: grade school, 6-12 years
- Nutrition Across the Lifespan: teenagers, 13-18 years
- Dairy for Kids Pamphlet
- Healthy Drinks Healthy Kids
- Kids Need Calcium
- MyPlate for Preschoolers
- Helpful Tips for Hungry Kids
- Protein Basics for Kids
- Protein Throughout the Day for Kids
- Protein and Vegetarian Meals for Kids
- The Importance of Iodine in Prenatal Development
- Webinar: Why Dairy is Important for Childhood Nutrition
- Webinar: It Takes a Village– Understanding Youth Wellness and the Impact of an Allied Community
