Start of nutritional happiness: Treptow-Köpenick promotes competent nutritional education

A look at a new prevention program

In Treptow-Köpenick, an important prevention program was launched that targeted nutritional education in the first 1,000 days of life. This program entitled "Discovering Nutrition Together" promotes the nutritional skills of families and ensures that expectant parents and parents of small children are well informed when it comes to healthy eating.

target group and importance of the program

The program focuses on the most decisive early years, from the first day of pregnancy to the second birthday of a child. During this time, not only the child's health develops, but also basic eating habits and preferences are shaped. It is therefore important that parents have the skills in this phase to prepare and plan healthy meals. The promotion of nutritional competence has long -term positive effects on children's health and can help to avoid later nutritional diseases.

networking and training of those involved

At the opening event, the participating specialists and volunteers had the opportunity to network with each other. Among other things, representatives of the district center of the Kungerkiezinitiative as well as Babylots from the DRK Klinik Köpenick and the Ingeus team, who offers support for job seekers, were present. This networking is essential to ensure holistic support for families. Brigitte Neumann, an experienced trainer, took over the training and conveyed effective methods of motivating conversation, which should help the participants further expand their skills in the field of nutrition education.

support from various institutions

The “initial luck” program is implemented in cooperation with the PKV association, DSPN and PEB. These partnerships are crucial to provide the necessary resources and specialist knowledge that enable a high -quality and effective program to offer. The success of “initial luck” could serve as a model for other parts of the city and thus have a positive influence on the health of families beyond Treptow-Köpenick.

conclusion and outlook

Overall, the “initial luck” program is an important step towards healthy eating for families. The positive impact and networking strategy could help to support parents as best as possible, creating a healthy environment for early childhood development. The implementation of nutritional skills is not only important in the current phase, but could also contribute to reducing nutritional diseases in the population in the long term.