
…of these ideas into your back pocket as alternatives to offer. Family / Photon_de / CC BY 2.0 Create a Treasure Box. Game On! offers a great set of non-food…
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…Books / CC BY 2.0 Apple Wreath Use a cut apple to trace and stamp apples onto cardstock. Arrange the apples in a wreath and let your child choose a…
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…whole-wheat bread is a great source of whole grains. However, if your child throws out their sandwich at lunch because they strongly dislike it, then clearly that’s not a win!…
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…daily fat intakes for children from birth to age two. Children in this age group are in a period of rapid growth and development that is characterized by high nutritional…
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We all share the common goal of raising healthy children, but are we going about it the right way and working together to create the desired result? There are words…
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…in increasing a child’s awareness of and ability to recognize different produce along with the likelihood that a child will consume vegetables. Programs and support are available to help your…
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…for children from birth to age two. Children in this age group are in a period of rapid growth and development that is characterized by high nutritional requirements, including fat…
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…for no screen time for children under age 2, and 1-2 hours per day for children over age 2. That’s it. Weaning a child off of screens can be a…
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