Love Me, Feed Me Book Quiz

Love Me, Feed Me: The Foster and Adoptive Parent's Guide to Responsive Feeding

Please complete the following quiz. A score of 80% or higher will earn you 5 non-live CE credits. You may take the quiz as many times as you need!

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1. Contact Information for Sending CEs: (Required.)

Name

Your ABCH Location

Your Social Worker

Email Address

Phone Number

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2. True or False: Generally, the harder parents work to get children to eat more, less or different foods, the worse children eat (Required.)

TRUE

FALSE

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3. 1 in ____ children in America are food insecure (Required.)

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4. Kids who feel ______ during mealtimes and around food are far more likely to move themselves towards trying and enjoying a greater amount of foods (Required.)

Entertained

Coerced

Safe

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5. What is the number one piece of advice for neutralizing battles at the dinner table according to Chapter 4? (Required.)

Eating dinner in front of the TV

Punishing the child for not eating

Serving food "family style"

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6. True or False: Forcing your child to eat certain foods is an easy way to help them become less picky (Required.)

TRUE

FALSE

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7. Trying to get kids to eat less results in more conflict, shame, disordered eating, poor body image and self-regard, and usually, weight gain (Required.)

TRUE

FALSE

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8. Tuned-in eating describes how we relate _____ to our bodies, and our attitudes and habits related to how we provide ourselves with food (Required.)

Weight

Food

Self-worth

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9. True or False: If a child/teen's eating gets in the way of their physical, social, or emotional development, then it’s a problem and they and the family need support (Required.)

TRUE

FALSE

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10. ___________ feeding supports, nurtures, and rehabilitates your child's ability to tune in to cues of hunger and fullness (Required.)

Forced

Meal-time

Responsive

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11. True or False: I read all of Love Me, Feed Me: The Foster and Adoptive Parent's Guide to Responsive Feeding (Required.)

TRUE

FALSE

Thank you for taking this quiz. Your certificate will be emailed to you and your social worker within a week. Please contact Abby Huhn at ahuhn@alabamachild.org if you have any questions.

Birmingham families, these certificates will be uploaded to Apricot within the week.

Love Me, Feed Me Book Quiz

Love Me, Feed Me: The Foster and Adoptive Parent's Guide to Responsive Feeding

Question Title

* 1. Contact Information for Sending CEs: (Required.)

Question Title

* 2. True or False: Generally, the harder parents work to get children to eat more, less or different foods, the worse children eat (Required.)

Question Title

* 3. 1 in ____ children in America are food insecure (Required.)

Question Title

* 4. Kids who feel ______ during mealtimes and around food are far more likely to move themselves towards trying and enjoying a greater amount of foods (Required.)

Question Title

* 5. What is the number one piece of advice for neutralizing battles at the dinner table according to Chapter 4? (Required.)

Question Title

* 6. True or False: Forcing your child to eat certain foods is an easy way to help them become less picky (Required.)

Question Title

* 7. Trying to get kids to eat less results in more conflict, shame, disordered eating, poor body image and self-regard, and usually, weight gain (Required.)

Question Title

* 8. Tuned-in eating describes how we relate _____ to our bodies, and our attitudes and habits related to how we provide ourselves with food (Required.)

Question Title

* 9. True or False: If a child/teen's eating gets in the way of their physical, social, or emotional development, then it’s a problem and they and the family need support (Required.)

Question Title

* 10. ___________ feeding supports, nurtures, and rehabilitates your child's ability to tune in to cues of hunger and fullness (Required.)

Question Title

* 11. True or False: I read all of Love Me, Feed Me: The Foster and Adoptive Parent's Guide to Responsive Feeding (Required.)

1. Contact Information for Sending CEs: (Required.)

2. True or False: Generally, the harder parents work to get children to eat more, less or different foods, the worse children eat (Required.)

3. 1 in ____ children in America are food insecure (Required.)

4. Kids who feel ______ during mealtimes and around food are far more likely to move themselves towards trying and enjoying a greater amount of foods (Required.)

5. What is the number one piece of advice for neutralizing battles at the dinner table according to Chapter 4? (Required.)

6. True or False: Forcing your child to eat certain foods is an easy way to help them become less picky (Required.)

7. Trying to get kids to eat less results in more conflict, shame, disordered eating, poor body image and self-regard, and usually, weight gain (Required.)

8. Tuned-in eating describes how we relate _____ to our bodies, and our attitudes and habits related to how we provide ourselves with food (Required.)

9. True or False: If a child/teen's eating gets in the way of their physical, social, or emotional development, then it’s a problem and they and the family need support (Required.)

10. ___________ feeding supports, nurtures, and rehabilitates your child's ability to tune in to cues of hunger and fullness (Required.)

11. True or False: I read all of Love Me, Feed Me: The Foster and Adoptive Parent's Guide to Responsive Feeding (Required.)