Healthy Habits Facilitator Guide
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Guide and Manual, 2022
This resource provides strategies and activities to help frontline staff use the Healthy Habits resources with parents and caregivers. Activities are provided that help teach healthy habits to children. These activities can be used both within programs and within the home environment.
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