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(…or hotdogs or yogurt or chicken nuggets.)
The U.S. government released its first dietary guidelines for infants and toddlers.
The average infant eats a teaspoon a day.
Here are our favorite products that help picky eaters be, well, less picky.
Steer kids toward healthier eating without a power struggle.
2. Take off the pressure
Plus, helpful tips to keep in mind when expanding your child's palate.
No time to pack snacks for your tot? No problem.
Here's what parents need to know.
The cereal companies are meeting the safety standards set by the EPA.
11. Sheet pan quesadillas.
And what the recent frequency of recalls means for food safety.
3. Serve finger foods and dips
But they can often be served in safer ways.
The CDC calls it a 'multistate outbreak'.
But here’s how parents can change that.
(almost) without drama.
8. Remove the words “eat it” or “try some” from your dinner vocabulary
Certain gut bacterias appear to impact the behavior of toddlers, especially boys.
8 ways for your little one to bone up on calcium, without milk.
