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February 2018

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www.FredParent.NET 25 Variety is the spice of life … and no kids' meals out! Cynthia Hiebert says, "I just fed my kids a wide variety of foods, including all types of ethnic foods, from the time they started on solids. Also, don't order kid's meals at res- taurants; give them some of your food, or two or three kids could share a regular menu meal." Be cool as a cucumber at mealtime. Don't engage in food battles and hold your ground. Gina Kennedy, mom of two, shares, "I don't make them finish their plates. They know when they're full, and what's left can be wrapped up for later. Plus, they're more willing to try new things if they know they only have to try one bite instead of finishing every last crumb." take your time in picky eater rehab. Shannon Watkins, mom of seven, says, "I would say it's a process. Take one meal per day and try to make healthier options. So if a child likes chicken nuggets, make home- made nuggets." repeat exposure. Above all, be patient. Gina Kennedy, shares, "A note on try- ing a bite: that's not for new foods, that's for all foods. Even foods they're convinced they hate. The repeat exposure builds familiarity." Have fun with the process, try to be patient and you will likely soon be rewarded with a child who doesn't fight you on every new thing, but who shocks you with wanting to try all sorts of new things! 8 9 I don't make them finish their plates. They know when they're full..." - Gina Kennedy " 7 8 9 10 FOR INFO ON LICE & TREATMENTS VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT NITSPIX.COM 1284 COURTHOUSE ROAD STAFFORD, VA 22554 EMAIL: info@nitspix.com PHONE: 540.720.NITS (6487) Head Lice Goodbye! Serving Stafford, Fredericksburg, King George, Spotsylvania and surrounding areas. STOP SUFFERING! We Are A Full-Service Head Lice Treatment Salon ITCHING IRRITABILITY SORES ON THE HEAD TREATMENTS START AT ONLY $ 50

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