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From fussy eaters to snack attackers, big kids keep you busy in the kitchen! Good nutrition is vital for growing children and Supernanny has all the advice you need to junk the junk food and fend off fussy eating…

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Avoid the Halloween sugar haze: On October 31st, Halloween revelers will spend the evening collecting a staggering 600 million pounds of candy from strangers. For kids – and more than a few adults – Halloween is one of the best holidays around. But there are healthier ways to treat yourself, and other costumed revelers, to help avoid welcoming November in a sugar haze.; Supernanny Team 29 October 2009
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Boys and girls like different foods: New research shows just what boys and girls like to eat…; Supernanny Team 20 December 2008
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Are you giving your child the right foods?: Are you fat-proofing your pantry? It could be vital when it comes to helping your child stay at a healthy weight…; Supernanny Team 17 December 2008
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Should you count calories for your child?: It’s total calorie intake that matters when it comes to protecting your child from obesity.; Supernanny Team 21 September 2008
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Raising your child to eat fruit and veg: Want your child to eat her greens? Then chow down on them yourself, says new research showing that parents influence whether their children learn to eat fruits and vegetables…; Supernanny Team 28 August 2008
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Get your child eating for school success: Good nutrition feeds your child’s brain as well as his body…; Supernanny Team 17 August 2008
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Fruit juice still good for kids: As long as you stick to 100% juice and don’t overdo it, fruit juice can provide a vital daily serving of fruit to your child…; Supernanny Team 09 August 2008
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Children’s food poor nutritionally: New research claims that 89% of children's food products provide poor nutritional quality, even though 62% of them still make health claims on the packaging…; Supernanny Team 09 August 2008
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