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Phrases that Help and Hinder: Nudging Children Toward Healthy Eating Habits

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Posted on: November 9, 2023

Caregivers play a big role in shaping children’s eating behaviors. Empowering kids to explore new foods like lean pork is key to addressing nutritional challenges.

The post Phrases that Help and Hinder: Nudging Children Toward Healthy Eating Habits appeared first on Pork Checkoff.

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