Infant Nutrition: Best Practices to Follow in the First Year (1.5 hours)

Experts agree that children’s early food experiences affect their lifelong eating habits. In this webinar, learn about infant development and best evidence-based feeding practices to support infant nutrition and cultivate positive eating behaviors in the first year of life.

CDA Area: 5

Tuesday, January 25

7:00-8:30 p.m.

Webinars are available through the Office for Children, Community Education and Provider Services. Please read the entire message before registering for this course.

• If you have already participated in this workshop in person or as a webinar and received credit, you are not eligible to attend again for credit.
• Please be aware that certificates are awarded based on time and participation. To receive training credit, you must respond to the questions or polls asked by the presenter during the webinar presentation. We are not able to give training credit for providers who do not participate during the webinar and do not attend the entire webinar.
• The Questions and Answer sessions are part of the counted webinar time so stay logged in for the entire webinar.

“Infant Nutrition: Best Practices to Follow in the First Year!”
Experts agree that children’s early food experiences affect their lifelong eating habits. In this webinar, learn about infant development and best evidence-based feeding practices to support infant nutrition and cultivate positive eating behaviors in the first year of life.
Date: Tuesday, January 25th
Time: 7 – 8:30 p.m.
Training Course Credit: 1.5 hours


Please register at: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/2174128532985801744

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
• Each person must register, attend and participate individually in the webinar on their own separate device with a different email. Follow the registration instructions in GoToWebinar.
• We will only send a certificate with the name of the person who registered to attend the webinar. If someone views the webinar with you and is not logged in to the webinar on a separate device, they are not eligible for credit.
• Please allow 2-4 business days for your certificate to be emailed to you after the webinar after we review the attendance report.

Fairfax County Office for Children
Institute for Early Learning
Professional Development and Training in Early Care and Education
Email: NCSChildCareClasses@fairfaxcounty.gov
Phone: 703-324-3044