This resource, adapted from Peel Public Health, is designed to help parents introduce their infants to solid foods.

This is one in a series of 7 posters developed as part of the Let's Be Healthy Together project funded by the Ontario Trillium Foundation. This project developed tools to help communities prevent obesity in Aboriginal children.

Available in print and PDF.

This is one in a series of 7 posters developed as part of the Let's Be Healthy Together project funded by the Ontario Trillium Foundation. This project developed tools to help communities prevent obesity in Aboriginal children.

Available in print and PDF.

This is one in a series of 7 posters developed as part of the Let's Be Healthy Together project funded by the Ontario Trillium Foundation. This project developed tools to help communities prevent obesity in Aboriginal children.

Available in print and PDF.

This is one in a series of 3 books for parents of young Aboriginal children. It was developed as part of the Let's Be Healthy Together project funded by the Ontario Trillium Foundation. This project developed tools to help communities prevent obesity in Aboriginal children. This book helps parents give their child the best start in life when it comes to eating good food.

Available in print and PDF.

The Aboriginal version of the folic acid poster (12 x 18 inches) includes key information about folic acid. Available in English.

Available in print and PDF.

This 36 page booklet provides information for pregnant women on nutrition in pregnancy. It addresses current concerns and questions such as alcohol and fish consumption, food safety, weight gain and physical activity. A nutrition quiz, charts and recipes are also included.

Available in print and PDF. Download in English, French, Arabic, Filipino, Hindi, Punjabi, Spanish, Simplified Chinese, Tamil, Urdu

Poster shares key messages about taking a multivitamin with folic acid prior to conception, and eating foods rich in folate.

Available in print and PDF.

This educational resource is part of the NutriSTEP® (Nutrition Screening Tool for Every Preschooler) Program. It provides information on feeding children from age three to five.

Available in PDF.Download in English, French, Simplified Chinese, Tradiational Chinese, Punjabi, Vietnamese

Print copies may be ordered from ServiceOntario Publications

A low-literacy resource, adapted from Vancouver Coastal Health, that provides information on feeding children from age two to five.
Download in English.