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Monthly Archives: March 2010

Your relationship to food, and what to teach your children
10 Mar 2010

Your relationship to food, and what to teach your children

by judy | posted in: About You, About Your Kids | 0

Here are some thoughts about our relationship to food, and what we want to teach our children. During Nutrition Month we are looking at many different aspects of food and nourishment, including our own attitudes and what we convey to … Continued

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