Development should include identification of
- nutritional requirements and supplements for a healthy mother and baby (e.g., prenatal vitamins)
- standards for appropriate weight gain
- foods that supply needed nutrition
- healthy foods to eat when away from home.
Process/Skill Questions
Thinking
- What are the consequences of good/poor nutrition for you and your baby?
- What are the food groups, and how can they be a guide for good nutrition?
Communication
- Why is it important to communicate your desire to eat well to family members and friends who may not have to follow any special nutritional plan?
- What reliable resources can help you identify good nutrition?
Leadership
- How do your eating habits affect your unborn baby?
- What changes do you need to make in order to eat a well-balanced diet?
Management
- What fast foods can you eat that are healthy? Which should you avoid?
- What are the consequences of gaining too little or too much weight?