Food at Home and Pre-School

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Food and Pre-School
Now there is talk about low nutrition in preschool centers in areas of social poverty, especially in developing countries since it is a very compressive factor, that many factors are not accessible in preschool centers and in their homes, determining fewer advantages because many variants of a vulnerable population; but we also have to know that they do not have the same food does not reach many rural centers, but it is being prioritized in many countries to develop and implement in the preschool of this social level, to participate in the bills of nutrition programs, to improve food in this social level class


That will be better if you can see some variety of meals introduced with proteins, carbohydrates, vegetables, fruits with some presentation dishes that contain the necessary nutrients for the normal development of these preschoolers with traditional and typical dishes from their own region as well as food outside the region of. It has been seen that children who do not eat at all because they do not have at home; seem to be unaware of some types of foods, as well as another factor that has been observed to teachers, ignore or not encourage or motivate to try such types of foods
that they should introduce in the pre-school feeding.

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