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Promoting Good Health and Nutrition in Infants & Toddlers Basics

On-Demand • Online •

NHSA’s Promoting Good Health and Nutrition for Infants and Toddlers course provides a comprehensive understanding of how to promote safety and good health inside a classroom.

Learning and understanding how to promote good health and nutrition inside a classroom can be an overwhelming task, but The Academy at NHSA is here to help. Whether you’re looking to teach infants and toddlers about what their body needs, or helping them understand the importance of washing their hands, our Promoting Good Health and Nutrition for Infants and Toddlers course is for you! In just one month, you will gain a 360-degree understanding of Head Start services. This course is the ideal onboarding for staff who are looking to keep children safe from germs inside the classroom.

At its core, Head Start is all about nurturing healthy attachments between children and their caregivers. Our course covers everything you need to know about Promoting Good Health and Nutrition for Infants and Toddlers. It will provide you with the tools and knowledge you need to confidently support and advocate for the children and families you serve.

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Includes:

Online, Self-Paced Content

1 Months of Access to Course

Video Content
Discussion Forums
Digital Badge
Certificate of Completion with PD Hours
24/7 Access to Transcript

Course Author

Zuly Vazquez

Zuly Vazquez

Zuly Vazquez is the Senior Manager of Online Professional Development at the National Head Start Association (NHSA), where she leads leadership courses and both the 5-star review CDA program for Head Start and early childhood educators —a multiple-time Apex Award winner by Training Magazine—and the groundbreaking CDA Pathway to Purpose for High School students. As an innovative educator and professional development expert, she is transforming entry paths into early childhood education. Drawing from her experience as a classroom teacher, trainer, curriculum developer, to Head Start leadership, her expertise in bilingual instruction and curriculum design ensures all programs maintain rigorous, high-quality professional standards while offering flexible online delivery. Through her comprehensive approach to professional development, she strengthens the early childhood workforce pipeline by supporting current educators and creating pathways for high school students to discover their calling while building a more diverse, qualified, and passionate generation of educators committed to shaping the future of our youngest learners.