Feeding Children - Family Meals When Eating Out
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Feeding Children - Family Meals When Eating Out
Childhood feeding specialist Katja Rowell discusses how to make eating out part a balanced intake and how to have a successful experience. Eating out can be a family meal, and can be done in a way that helps children learn to like new foods and continue to tune-in and learn to eat the right amount. Dr. Rowell discusses how to help children chose from the menu, how to deal with desserts, soda and more.
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