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TV time can take a toll on your child’s nutrition because many kids are easily swayed to choose the foods they see advertised on television. And many of these foods are high in solid fats, added sugars, sodium and/or calories and they often lack vitamins, minerals and dietary fiber.
With a little planning, your fieldtrip to the farmers market can be a perfect way to introduce your family to new foods while learning where our food comes from.
If you struggle to get your toddler or preschooler to eat at the kitchen table why not take it outside and enjoy a picnic?
Fourth of July and grilling go hand-in-hand, but that doesn't mean that you have to sacrifice nutrition for taste!
Nutrition Concerns for Individuals with Dementia
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