What Happened to My Strawberry Yogurt?

What Happened to My Strawberry Yogurt?
Ever wonder what happens to the foods you eat?

$7.95

by Jacqueline S. Gutierrez, MS, MSEd, RDN, CDN

Oh no! Andy shrank down to the size of a pea and fell into a bowl of nuts! To make matters worse, his sister Lisa accidentally swallowed him along with her yogurt! How will Andy make it through without getting digested?

Learn about digestion as you follow Andy on his journey through Lisa’s mouth, throat, stomach, and intestines.

- Chapter book with eight chapters, interesting facts about digestion, and a glossary

- 68 physical pages, 60 numbered pages

- Paperback Book: ISBN-10: 0-9965073-0-2, ISBN-13: 978-0-9965073-0-1

- Library of Congress Control Number: 2015909826

Reviews:

Teaching Science to children and getting them to like it could be an arduous job. But not when you have a wonderful and handy book like What Happened To My Strawberry Yogurt, written and illustrated by Jacqueline S Gutierrez to help you explain digestion in a fun and funny way, complete with a great narrative, and engaging, super kid-friendly facts.

“You’re on a one way street buddy,” and “What could go wrong?”  (My two favorite lines.) Kids will resonate with words like, double eww  and double yuck while expanding their vocabulary (epiglottis, for instance) and learning details about the process of digestion, from beginning to end. Teachers, kids and parents will find it a great resource. Definitely a cool way to enjoy the wonders of science and how our body works. And by the way, did you know that umami is one of the five tastes?  I didn’t.  It is not as well known as the others.  It is linked with the taste of protein foods like meat and cheese.

– Bonnie Grubman

Want to teach your children about what happens to the foods they eat? I recommend What Happened to My Strawberry Yogurt? The book is authored by Jacqueline Gutierrez a Registered Dietitian.  It is a very creative and captivating story which portrays the gastrointestinal tract and its functions. Plus it provides an easy to understand glossary which may inspire your child to read more about the gut.

– Jo Ann Hattner MPH RD author of Gut Insight probiotics and prebiotics for digestive health and well-being.