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      How to 
      How to 
    Feed Your 
    Feed Your 
  Growing Child
  Growing Child
      Ages 2 to 5
             Canada’s 
             Food Guide 
             recommends...
              One Food Guide Serving
              can be divided into 
              smaller amounts 
              and served 
              throughout 
              the day.
                                                                               Children ages 2 and 3
                                                                               4 Food Guide Servings 
                                                                               of Vegetables and Fruit
                                                                               3 Food Guide Servings 
                                                                               of Grain Products
                                                                               2 Food Guide Servings 
                                                                               of Milk and Alternatives 
                                                                               1 Food Guide Serving 
                                                                               of Meat and Alternatives
                                                                               Children ages 4 and 5
                                                                               5 Food Guide Servings 
                                                                               of Vegetables and Fruit
                                                                               4 Food Guide Servings 
                                                                               of Grain Products
        Vegetables         Grain         Milk and      Meat and                2 Food Guide Servings 
         and Fruit        Products     Alternatives   Alternatives             of Milk and Alternatives 
                                                                               1 Food Guide Serving 
                                                                               of Meat and Alternatives
                                                                                                                                  1
             Be a good role model                                                                              Offer foods from the 
             When you eat well, your child will too.                                                           4 food groups
                                                                                                               Serve a variety of healthy foods. Meals should
             Sample dinner plate                                                                               include foods from 3 or 4 food groups. Snacks
                                                                                                               should include foods from 2 food groups.
             This is what a healthy adult meal could look
             like. Children typically eat 1/4 to 1/2 of an
             adult portion. Listen to your child. They can
             tell you if they are hungry or full.                                                              Keep offering new foods
                                                                                                                                  I’ll try a bite.
                                          Vegetables
                                          (At least 2 kinds)
                                       Grains      Meat and
                                   (Whole grain    Alternatives
                                     bread, Rice   (Fish, Lean meat, 
                                       or Pasta)   Chicken, Beans 
                                                   or Lentils)
                                                                                                               Some children want to eat the same foods
                                                                                                               every day. This is okay. 
                                                                                                               You may need to offer a new food 10 or more
                           Milk and                            Fruit                                           times before your child will try it.
                         Alternatives
         2                                                                                                                                                                                  3
          Give regular meals, snacks and drinks
          Feeding your child at about the same time each day is important. This is an example of meals and snacks
          for one day. It follows Canada’s Food Guide and the recommended number of servings for young children
          (see page 1). Children typically have 3 small meals and 2-3 snacks per day. Trust that your child can decide
          how much to eat and whether to eat. 
                  The day                                   Good                                            Snack:
                                                           morning                                          • Fresh fruit
                 starts here                                                                                • Whole grain crackers
                                                                                                            • Water
                                                      Breakfast:
                                                      • Whole grain bread
               Good night                             • Banana
                                                      • Scrambled egg
                                                      • Milk
                                                                                 It is best to give your child 
                                                                                 water when they are thirsty             Lunch:
                                                                                 between meals and snacks.               • Whole grain pasta
                                                                                 Children also need a total of            with tomato and
                                                                                 500 mL (2 cups) of breastmilk,           meat sauce
                                                                                 milk or fortified soy beverage          • Cucumber slices
                                                                                 every day. Breastfeeding your           • Milk
                 Snack:                                                          child up to two years and longer
                                                                                 is healthy and is encouraged.
                 • Sliced apple                                                  Your child does not need juice. 
                 • Sliced cheese                                                 If you decide to offer juice, it
                                                                                 should be limited to 125 mL 
                                                                                 (1/2 cup) per day and only
                                                                                 offered in an open cup.
                                                                                   Snack:                                       Naptime or
                                                                                   • Bagel                                      quiet time
                       Dinner:
                       • Roasted chicken                                           • Carrot sticks
                       • Brown rice                                                • Milk
                       • Green beans
                       • Fresh fruit (berries)
                       • Milk
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