In this course, students will take a comprehensive look at children’s wellness in a child care setting. The course content will address health, safety and nutrition practices. Strategies for maintaining a healthy and safe child care environment will be presented. Accessories, behaviours and conditions for safety risk in both indoor and outdoor environments will be examined. Emphasis will be placed on healthy nutrition and activity for children.
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By: Grenier, Leduc
Publisher: Canadian Paediatric Society
Edition: revised 3rd edition
ISBN: 9781926562070
Instructions: No substitutes. Course textbook(s) are available through the Durham College Bookstore (subject to available stock)
Publisher: Red River College. (n.d.).
Edition: Science of early child development (Introductory edition plus child development primer.) [Online resource]
ISBN: 9781777872816
Instructions: Note: Please purchase the above resource through the Durham College Campus Store. https://durham.bookware3000.ca/Search?data=88880050967
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