The effects of a poor diet on children’s teeth?

• Yellow or discoloured teeth.
• Brown patches and stains on teeth.
• Bleeding gums.
• Tooth decay.
• Requiring fillings or teeth being removed.
• Not visiting the Dentist frequently.
• Infections in teeth and gums.
• Bad breath.
• Effect the growth of teeth.

Poor diet lacking in essential vitamins such as vitamins A, C and E, iron, selenium and zinc.

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Changes in the setting give examples of changes?

• New members of staff or staff leaving.
• New classroom.
• Moving up from Nursery to the main school.
• Longer day different routines.
• Leaving parents.
• Different visitors to the setting such as Students, Assessors and Inspectors.
• Children leaving or new starters.
• Different expectations of behaviour and learning.

How are you going to support these children?

• Talk to them, prepare them for the changes.
• Reassurance and listen to them be honest.
• Ensure they understand what is expected of them.
• Work with the parents.
• Arrange visits to new classroom.
• Hold open days for children and parents.
• Have a settling in period.

X Reference Unit 203, knowledge number K2T1112.

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