Healthy Lunchboxes
We know that feeding children with healthy foods helps support their growth and development. But there is a growing body of research showing that what children eat can affect not only their physical health but also their mood, mental health and learning.
The research suggests that eating a healthy and nutritious diet can improve mental health, enhance cognitive skills like concentration and memory‚ and improve academic performance.
Find out more about the latest research from Monash University
Giving your children a healthy lunchbox is a great start to boost their learning, concentration and active play.
Click here to build a healthy lunch box with your children
Prepared by West Gippsland Healthcare Group –
Health Promotion Team 56243500
Here is a quick video to help you make lunch boxes fun
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Pick’n’Mix 1-6 (PDF)Healthy Eating Advisory ServicePick and mix a tasty option from each of the five core food groups to create a healthy lunchbox every day.
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Build your own healthy lunchbox (PDF, CALD)DPV HealthA four page resource with useful tips and easy ways to pack a healthy lunchbox. Also available in Arabic and Hindi. |