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Searching for health information on the Web can be an overwhelming task. To assist you
in your search efforts, the Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation (MHIF) has developed
the following listing of recommended Web sites and books that contain valuable
information relating to children and heart health. These sites have been reviewed for
inclusion based on the accuracy and reliability of the information provided.
Recommended Websites
Dole 5 A Day
United States Department of Education
Nutrition.gov
United States Department of Agriculture
HealthierUS.gov
Recreation.gov
MyPyramid
Gateway to Government Food Safety Information
KidsHealth
Sesame Street Workshop
Nutrition Explorations
Recommended Reading List
The American Dietetic Association Guide to Healthy Eating for Kids :
How Your Children Can Eat Smart from Five to Twelve by Jodie Shield, Mary Catherine Mullen
Healthy Food For Healthy Kids: A Practical and Tasty Guide To Your Child's Nutrition by Bridget Swinney
The Big Book of Recipes for Babies, Toddlers, and Children : 365 Quick, Easy, and Healthy Dishes by Bridget L. Wardley, Judy More (Spiral-bound)
Healthy Yummies for Young Tummies: Nutritious Recipes for Children and Their Families by Ann Schrader
Kinder-Krunchies: Healthy Snack Recipes for Children by Karen S. Jenkins
American Academy of Pediatrics Guide to Your Child's Nutrition : Making Peace at the Table and Building Healthy Eating Habits for Life by American Academy of Pediatrics (Corporate Author), et al
Physical Activities for Improving Children's Learning and Behavior by Billye Ann Cheatum, Allison A. Hammond
American Heart Association Fitting in Fitness: Hundreds of Simple Ways to Put More Physical Activity into Your Life (American Heart Association) by American Heart Association
Links to a specific product, company, or organization does not imply endorsement by the
Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation. These sites are for information and educational
purposes only and should not be interpreted as clinical advice of any type. Remember, no
information should take the place of a visit with your primary care physician or health
care provider and a complete heart-health evaluation.
For More Information
Please call the Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation at (612) 863-3979 or email
us at educ@mplsheart.org for more information on this or
other heart-health topics. Remember too, that information provided on this site is meant to supplement, not
take the place of recommendations from your primary health care provider
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