8 Power Snacks

Keep them away from the cookie jar with these tasty healthy eats.
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Veggie Dip

Slice fresh vegetables into thin strips. Serve with hummus.

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beccaandjim wrote:

Vitamin D... Go outside and enjoy the sunshine! Kids need to be outside.

4/5/2011 10:52:16 PM Report Abuse
mehro wrote:

iwant some recipes for enriching more vitamin d in my kids

2/15/2011 01:04:53 PM Report Abuse
willisfam wrote:

Here are some great easy healthy ideas: http://momscompass.blogspot.com/2010/12/healthy-snacks.html

1/7/2011 12:58:07 PM Report Abuse
anonymous wrote:

vircel_du, what sometimes works for my little girl is to ask her to have one bite of a new food before giving her the same old trusty food. Granted, there are still many misses, and the only way my girl will eat tomatoes is in ketchup form (bleagh!), but at least I feel like I'm trying. Don't give up! My little brother used to only want hot dogs morning, noon, and night and now a teenager, he can't stand them...

7/12/2010 07:11:37 PM Report Abuse
vircel_du wrote:

how do i introduce new foods to my little girl? every meal she prefers noodles and nothing more.

5/18/2010 06:46:16 AM Report Abuse
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