Kids in the Kitchen Tip Card
2-sided plastic kitchen counter card provides activities for young kitchen helpers and common cooking terms.
Topics covered:
- Age-appropriate kitchen activities
- Common cooking terms
- Visual guide to cutting
- Kitchen safety and hand washing
| Item: | 44024E and 44024S |
| Case Pack: | 100 |
| Languages Available: | English and Spanish |
| Size: | 8.5″ x 11″ |
| Material: | Polypropylene (#5 PP) |
| Use/Care: | Wipe clean |
| Safety: | FDA food-safe material, BP-A, Phthalate and Lead-Free |
| Custom Design Available: | Please contact us for pricing |
Benefits & Messages
- Promotes Early Nutrition Education Through Hands-On Involvement: The tip card encourages families to include children in meal preparation, fostering early familiarity with healthy foods, cooking skills, and MyPlate principles—all key components of WIC nutrition education.
- Supports Positive Parent-Child Interactions Around Food: Involving children in the kitchen strengthens family bonds and provides parents with easy, age-appropriate ideas for how to engage their children in healthy eating at home—reinforcing WIC’s focus on family-centered education.
- Builds Food Literacy and Reduces Picky Eating Behaviors: When children help prepare meals, they are more likely to taste and accept a wider variety of foods. This tip card helps parents turn cooking time into a powerful tool for expanding healthy food preferences.
- Encourages Routine Formation Around Healthy Eating: Simple and actionable, the tips help families build sustainable routines that make healthy eating more accessible, even for households with limited time or resources.
- Aligns with WIC Goals to Support Lifelong Healthy Habits: By empowering families to cook together and prioritize nutritious meals, the tip card reinforces the skills and messages shared by WIC nutrition staff, peer counselors, and outreach educators.
Educational Use
- Individual Nutrition Counseling Sessions
- Group Education Classes or Cooking Demonstrations
- Milestone Visits and Growth Monitoring Appointments
- Family Engagement or Outreach Events
2-sided plastic kitchen counter card provides activities for young kitchen helpers and common cooking terms.
Topics covered:
- Age-appropriate kitchen activities
- Common cooking terms
- Visual guide to cutting
- Kitchen safety and hand washing
| Item: | 44024E and 44024S |
| Case Pack: | 100 |
| Languages Available: | English and Spanish |
| Size: | 8.5″ x 11″ |
| Material: | Polypropylene (#5 PP) |
| Use/Care: | Wipe clean |
| Safety: | FDA food-safe material, BP-A, Phthalate and Lead-Free |
| Custom Design Available: | Please contact us for pricing |
Benefits & Messages
- Promotes Early Nutrition Education Through Hands-On Involvement: The tip card encourages families to include children in meal preparation, fostering early familiarity with healthy foods, cooking skills, and MyPlate principles—all key components of WIC nutrition education.
- Supports Positive Parent-Child Interactions Around Food: Involving children in the kitchen strengthens family bonds and provides parents with easy, age-appropriate ideas for how to engage their children in healthy eating at home—reinforcing WIC’s focus on family-centered education.
- Builds Food Literacy and Reduces Picky Eating Behaviors: When children help prepare meals, they are more likely to taste and accept a wider variety of foods. This tip card helps parents turn cooking time into a powerful tool for expanding healthy food preferences.
- Encourages Routine Formation Around Healthy Eating: Simple and actionable, the tips help families build sustainable routines that make healthy eating more accessible, even for households with limited time or resources.
- Aligns with WIC Goals to Support Lifelong Healthy Habits: By empowering families to cook together and prioritize nutritious meals, the tip card reinforces the skills and messages shared by WIC nutrition staff, peer counselors, and outreach educators.
Educational Use
- Individual Nutrition Counseling Sessions
- Group Education Classes or Cooking Demonstrations
- Milestone Visits and Growth Monitoring Appointments
- Family Engagement or Outreach Events
