The document discusses the important role families play in children's eating habits. It notes that children learn more from what their parents do rather than what they say. It suggests that parents should prepare breakfast with their children to teach the importance of eating breakfast. The document also discusses different strategies parents can use to promote healthy eating habits in their children, such as cooking together, avoiding forcing children to finish large portions, and preparing home meals versus relying on fast food.

1. Eat Smart Turkey

2. COMENIUS MULTILATERAL SCHOOL
PARTNERSHIP PROJECT
EAT SMART
Families’ roles on children's
eating habits

3. Families play important roles on
children's eating habits both
positively and negatively

4. Because children pay attention
directly what their parents do
rather than what they say.

5. Parents should prepare breakfast for
themselves and their children in the
mornings if they want to teach them the
importance of breakfasts.

6. A good breakfast helps
everyone to start the day in a
good way.

8. Some people think that they don't have
time for having breakfast at home

11. Having meals all together at home
strength communication among the
family members

13. OR

15. Some parents are always worry
about their children's fullness.

16. Finish your meal

17. Some more

18. What is there on TV ?

19. Some parents force their children
to finish a big portion even if
she/he doesn’t like it.
But it doesn’t work

20. Some others prefer preparing meals with
their children to teach them healthy
eating habit

21. It is easier to learn while playing

22. Childrern’s participating for cooking help them
changing their eating habits

23. Well designed services help children to
have healthy eating habit

24. Compare the service

25. Some parents prepare home made food
for lunch at school

26. Some others prefer giving
pocket money for fast food in
school canteen

27. Let’s have a look
For eating habits
in Zeynep Salih Alp!

34. Turkish people say
‘’A tree can be bended when it is
still young’’

35. THANK YOU FOR
YOUR
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