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Parenting the Picky Eater
If kids had their druthers, most
would love to eat candy for
breakfast, candy for lunch and
pizza for dinner,
with candy for
dessert.


Fortunately, parents typically
don't leave it up to the kids to
choose the menu.

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Tips and Tricks for
Fitting More Fiber in
Your Child's Diet

Fiber is an essential component
of a healthy diet, keeping the
digestive system moving
smoothly. Too often adults and
especially children are lacking
in the amount of fiber their
bodies need.
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Girl Scouts in the
Heart of Pennsylvania
The U.S. Department of Agriculture recommends that
individuals use the food pyramid for a balanced diet.
For a 2,000-calorie diet, follow the recommendations
below from each category. -courtesy of the USDA

GRAINS: 6 ounces (3 ounces whole grains) daily
VEGETABLES: 2 1/2 cups daily
FRUITS: 2 cups daily
MILK: 3 cups low-fat milk products daily
MEAT & BEANS: 5 1/2 ounces daily
FATS, SUGARS AND SALT: Go sparingly
Food Guidelines for Good Health