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How to Sneak More Nutrients Into Your Family's Diet
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by Laura Poe Mathes, R.D.
Adding superfoods to a child’s diet is doable, but it may take creativity. A dietitian shares tips to getting nutritious foods off the plate and into bellies to benefit kids’ growth, learning, development, immune function, and overall health.
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