Eat Sleep Play: Family Health Curriculum
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In cooperation with the National Institutes of Health (NIH), CMOM adapted the We Can!™ curriculum, an obesity prevention program for children ages 8–13, and geared it toward younger audiences. This new early childhood curriculum focuses on establishing or improving nutritional and dietary habits, developing positive sleep routines and increasing physical activity. NIH and USDA are currently reviewing the curriculum to be the first federally approved early childhood obesity prevention curriculum. Once approved, the NIH will make the curriculum available for use in schools, children’s museums and communities throughout the country.
View CMOM's 11-week Family Health Curriculum Overview.
EatSleepPlay™: A CMOM Health Initiative is funded, in part, by the Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund; the Institute of Museum and Library Services, a federal agency; Goldman Sachs Gives; W.K. Kellogg Foundation; the United Way of New York City; the Joan Ganz Cooney Fund at the New York Community Trust; and Amherst Foundation.
Eat Sleep Play: A CMOM Health Initiative
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