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Top Tier Learning Meets
Top Tier Nutrition

We are super proud to be apart of the USDA Child Nutrition Program. Our locations offer Breakfast, Lunch, and a Snack daily for all "Littles", and meets the federal nutrition guidelines promoting a healthy learning environment. Menus are provided monthly to our families for transparency and anticipation!

The Link Between Learning & Nutrition 

Poor dietary patterns in the first five years of life can impair a child's learning ability and school readiness. Luckily, the opposite is also true – that diets rich in whole fruits, grains and vegetables are associated with better cognitive function and school readiness in early childhood.

Drinking Orange Juice
Kids in Vegetable Farm

Navigating Picky Eaters

Some “picky eating” behaviors are normal for toddlers as they explore new foods and learn to talk about their needs and likes. Try these tips recommended by My Plate to help them during this time:

  • Your child may not eat the exact amounts suggested every day. Try to balance the amounts over a few days or a week.

  • Offer foods from all five food groups each day. Help your child choose from many types of foods.

  • Serve foods in small portions at meal and snack times.

  • Toddlers can fill up on drinks. Offer water if your child is thirsty in between meals.

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