Time to Tame Those Fussy Little Eaters ; Good Health: Every Tuesday, Britain's Leading Nutritionist Explains How to Eat Your Way to Health
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I DON'T think my five-year-old eats enough nutritional food. She will have fruit and some vegetables (carrots, peas) at mealtimes, but eats only a couple of tiny mouthfuls.
She likes chicken, broccoli and Yorkshire pudding, but is easily put off if the meat or broccoli isn't 'cooked right'. She is small for her age. Could her diet put her at risk of allergies or illnesses such as diabetes in the future?See the full content of this document
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Time to Tame Those Fussy Little Eaters ; Good Health: Every Tuesday, Britain's Leading Nutritionist Explains How to Eat Your Way to Health
Kim Clark, by email.
YOU'RE right to try to get on top of this now, because the older your daughter gets, the more strong-willed she will become, and although some children suddenly click out of fussy eating, the majority become set in their ways the longer you let them get away with it.It can be hard to get children to eat well, and it's di...See the full content of this document
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