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12 Ways To Get Healthy Food Into Your Child's School

WEBStage a tasting day. If the school allows outside food, organize parents to do tastings. Have kids sample different kinds of apples and make a bar graph of the class …

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The Best Healthy Lunches For Teens: 30+ Ideas They'll Love

WEBYes, packed in a thermos. 16. Nuggets. Chicken nuggets are a sure thing for lots of teens, but here are a few meatless options they may love too: My Tofu Nuggets are made …

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Here's a Healthy Grocery List for ALDI (Made By A Dietitian)

WEBSimplyNature Organic Peanut Butter: Just peanuts and salt. SimplyNature Creamy Almond Butter: Almonds and oil, with no added sugar. SimplyNature Organic …

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Ideas For A Healthy Concession Stand (That Makes Money!)

WEBA new study offers some hope: Researchers from Cornell University and Iowa University found that concession stands that include healthy options can be popular and …

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35+ Protein Snacks For Kids (Free Printable List)

WEB6. Quarter-cup sunflower seeds. Kids can eat these plain as a snack or sprinkle them on yogurt or into trail mix. 7. Two tablespoons hummus + ½ whole wheat pita. Made from …

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50+ Healthy College Snacks For Dorm or Apartment

WEBPotatoes cost about 40 cents a piece! Scrub the potato, poke several holes in it with a fork, and microwave it on a paper towel for about 8 minutes on HIGH. Slice and top with …

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The 20 Best Healthy Cereals For Your Kids (and How to Choose)

WEBBarbara’s Bakery® Peanut Butter Puffins (Total Sugar: 6 g) Purely Elizabeth® Original Ancient Grain Granola (Total Sugar: 6 g) Quaker® Life Original (Total Sugar: 6 g) …

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Healthy Drinks For Kids Real Mom Nutrition

WEBWater. Small amounts of 100% fruit juice (but whole fruit is preferred). No more than 4 oz of 100% fruit juice per day. Age 2-5 years: Milk (skim or 1%) Water. Small amounts of …

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Here's The Truth About Kids and Sports Drinks

WEBSports drinks have a health halo. In one research study from Yale University, more than a quarter of parents rate sports drinks as “somewhat healthy” or “very healthy”.There’s a …

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Is Whole Milk Healthy

WEBThough there’s a misconception that whole milk is more nutritious than lower-fat milk, keep in mind that all varieties of milk, whether whole or fat-free, have the same amounts of …

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Is MSG Bad For You

WEBMSG is a seasoning made from sodium and glutamate, an amino acid that’s found naturally in the body and in some foods like tomatoes, soy sauce, and aged cheeses. Glutamate …

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Is Protein Powder Safe For Kids & Teens

WEBQuick Takes. Protein powder is generally safe for kids and teens–with a few important cautions. Protein powder is a convenient source of protein, but there are lots of other …

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Is Whole Milk Healthier

WEBWhole milk is not more nutritious than fat-free and low-fat. All varieties of milk, from whole to fat-free, have the same amounts of nine essential nutrients including protein, calcium, …

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Dinner Ideas For Teens Real Mom Nutrition

WEB20 Dinner Ideas For Teens. Here are some easy dinner ideas for teens that even a beginner cook can make: 1. Ramen “Plus”. Cook ramen noodles according to the package, then …

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How to Host a Fun & Cheap Wellness Week At School

WEBWhat's great about Wellness Week. How to Host a Wellness Week at School. MONDAY: Take The Screen-Free Pledge. TUESDAY: Try it Tuesday. WEDNESDAY: Recess …

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Are Eggs Healthy

WEBMyth #1: Brown eggs are better than white. Myth #2: Egg whites are healthier than yolks. Myth #3: "Cage Free" means the hens were happily roaming outdoors. Myth #4: Eggs …

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Energy Drinks And Kids: 10 Things Every Parent Should Know

WEBThat’s a big difference! There are lots of iffy claims on cans. 2. Energy drinks contain a lot of caffeine. Energy drinks contain much more caffeine than soda does. It’s not uncommon …

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