Which strategy would most likely work best when parents and caregivers are trying to get children to try a new food?
a. Restrict access to junk food as punishment if they do not try the new food.
b. Require children to clean their plates.
c. Combine the new food with a liked food.
d. Offer children a treat for trying the new food.
e. Restrict favorite foods until they try the new food.
Question 2
The emergence of _____ as a problem of the early years is of particular concern because it generally worsens with time and causes long-term health impairments.
a. type 2 diabetes
b. dental decay
c. heart disease
d. osteoporosis
e. celiac disease
Systême silurien du centre de la Bohême / par Joachim Barrande
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