Healthy Feeding prevents Respiratory Infection (Picture 5.3) Repeat image and foods used for Module 2, Lesson 2, Nutrient Rich Foods for children 12 to 23 months. Health Managers: please fill in the nutritious foods that represent each food group for this picture. Of Great Worth (20 months) is sitting at the bottom eating from a bowl of family foods. Add a variety of foods to the local staple food (such as sorghum, manioc, corn or rice) each day to prevent infection. Of Great Worth is sitting next to A close up of the upper body of each child Hardship. Both children are coughing. from picture C. Both child are coughing. Hardship looks very thin and weak. Hardship is leaning over and in pain Above each child are three months of the from the cough. The cough is shaking his calendar. On the calendar behind Of entire upper body. Of Great Worth is Great Worth, there are black X’s on five coughing, but the cough is not as strong. days in the second month only. Behind He is not leaning over. His upper body is Hardship, there are black X’s on seven calm. days in the first month, four days in the second month and the last three days of the third month. Below Of Great Worth is a variety of foods like: peanuts, sorghum, papaya, oil, and green leafy vegetables (include one food from each circle above). Below Hardship there is just cassava/manioc (insert local staple food only). Children who eat well get sick less Children who don’t eat well are often. more likely to die from illness.
Healthy Feeding prevents Respiratory Infection (Picture 5.3) Repeat image and foods used for Module 2, Lesson 2, Nutrient Rich Foods for children 12 to 23 months. Health Managers: please fill in the nutritious foods that represent each food group for this picture. Of Great Worth (20 months) is sitting at the bottom eating from a bowl of family foods. Add a variety of foods to the local staple food (such as sorghum, manioc, corn or rice) each day to prevent infection. Of Great Worth is sitting next to Hardship. Both children are coughing. Hardship looks very thin and weak. Above each child are three months of the calendar. On the calendar behind Of Great Worth, there are black X’s on five days in the second month only. Behind Hardship, there are black X’s on seven days in the first month, four days in the second month and the last three days of the third month. Below Of Great Worth is a variety of foods like: peanuts, sorghum, papaya, oil, and green leafy vegetables (include one food from each circle above). Below Hardship there is just cassava/manioc (insert local staple food only). A close up of the upper body of each child from picture C. Both child are coughing. Hardship is leaning over and in pain from the cough. The cough is shaking his entire upper body. Of Great Worth is coughing, but the cough is not as strong. He is not leaning over. His upper body is calm. Children who eat well get sick less often. Children who don’t eat well are more likely to die from illness.
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