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Title: Your baby eats the fish you eat


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Your baby eats the fish you eat!
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Do you eat fish?
  • What are your favorite kinds?Who likes to go
    fishing?
  • or crabbing?

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Advice for women who
  • are pregnant
  • might become pregnant
  • are breastfeeding
  • are cooking for small kids...

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Why is what you eat when you are pregnant
important?
5
What do you think this picture is showing?
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Why are fish good for us to eat?

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Fish are good to eat because
  • high in protein
  • lots of vitamins and minerals
  • low fat and cholesterol
  • protect your heart

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What do you think about fish that people catch in
the Port?Do you think they are good to eat?
Why or why not?
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Some fish live in polluted places like the Port.
  • Some get harmful chemicals in them.

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How do you think these chemicals get into the
fish?
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Harmful chemicals in some fish
  • PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyls)
  • Dioxin
  • Mercury


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These chemicals can
  • hurt Babys brain and nervous system
  • cause learning problems
  • cause other problems.

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Some chemicals are stored in your body for a long
time
  • so even fish you eat now may affect the baby you
    will have much later.

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How can you tell if a fish is bad to eat?
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Fish or crabs that have harmful chemicals in them
  • do not look, smell, or taste
  • different.

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How can I avoid harmful chemicals in fish?
  • 6 Ways ...

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1 Do not eat 6 kinds of fish and crabs,
  • if they are caught in these places
  • (see map)

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Newark Bay area
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Do Not Eat
  • White Perch

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Do Not Eat
  • White Catfish

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Do Not Eat
  • Bluefish over 6 lb.

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Do Not Eat
  • American Eel

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Do Not Eat
  • Striped Bass

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Do Not Eat
  • Blue Crab

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2 - Eat smaller sizes of fish
  • -- they have fewer harmful chemicals in them.

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3 - Eat lots of different kinds of fish.
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4 - Its OK to eat some fish your family and
friends catch, like
  • Porgies, Black Sea Bass, Blackfish and FLUKE

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5 - Cook the fish you catch
safely
  • Get rid of fat!

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Remove all fat along the back
Remove all skin
Remove the guts
Remove the Belly fat
Remove the fatty dark meat along the length of
the fillet
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Broil, grill, bake or steam the fish
  • on a rack.

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  • Throw away the drippings and juice.
  • Do not use drippings, fish, or fish heads in soup
    or sauce.
  • Do not coat the fish in batter or breading.

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6 - Eat fish you buy from a grocery store or
market.
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Ask where the fish you buy came from.???
  • Make sure it did not come from the
    Port area (or any place on the map).

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Women of childbearing age young kids do not
buy or eat
  • Swordfish
  • King Mackerel
  • Tilefish
  • Shark

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Eat other fish up to 12 oz. (ounces) per week.
  • Canned tuna counts!

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We can also avoid harmful chemicals in fish by
cleaning up our waters, and keeping them clean...
  • Clean water is our right!

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What were the most important things you learned
today?
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Most fish are good to eat!
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Your baby eats the fish you eat! So...
  • Do not eat 6 types of fish and crabs caught in
    the Port or Newark Bay area.
  • Cook the fish you catch safely. Get rid of fat.
  • Ask where the fish you buy came from.

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CREDITS
  • Lesson plan and brochure
  • Melanie Hughes McDermott and Marla Pérez-Lugo,
    Center for Environmental Communication, NJ
    Agricultural Experiment Station (NJAES),
    Rutgers-The State University of New Jersey
  • Project Team
  • Caron Chess, Joanna Burger, Eleanor Bochenek
    (Rutgers University), and Kerry Kirk Pflugh (NJ
    Department of Environmental Protection)
  • Graphic design (brochure)
  • Erin Brodel (NJ Department of Environmental
    Protection)
  • Assisted by
  • Dr. Karen Ensle, RD of Rutgers Cooperative
    Research Extension of Union County, WIC Office
    of Elizabeth, NJ City of Elizabeth Health and
    Human Services Visiting Health Nurses,
    Elizabeth, NJ Gateway Consortium, Union County,
    NJ NJ Audubon, Elizabethport Community Health
    Center California Department of Health Services
    and many other individuals and organizations.
  • Funded by
  • New Jersey Department of Environmental
    Protection,
  • NJAES, Rutgers-The State University of New Jersey

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