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From: MSN Nicknamehealthdude0  (Original Message)Sent: 10/2/2008 8:03 AM
Six Food Mistakes Parents Make

1. Sending Children Out of the Kitchen

It is understandable that parents don't want children close to hot
stoves, boiling water and sharp knives. But studies suggest that
involving children in meal preparation is an important first step in
getting them to try new foods.

2. Pressuring Them to Take a Bite

Demanding that a child eat at least one bite of everything is likely
to backfire. Studies show that children react negatively when parents
pressure them to eat foods, even if the pressure offers a reward.

3. Keeping "Good Stuff" Out of Reach

Parents worry that children will binge on treats, so they often put
them out of sight or on a high shelf. But a large body of research
shows that if a parent restricts a food, children just want it more.

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From: MSN NicknameMrsMaryBSent: 10/3/2008 12:53 AM
Healthdue,our policy here as with most MSN groups is not to post links to other wedsites unless first running them by Management. See front page of our group here.

"ALL URL's to any Group must be viewed by management or it will be deleted. A second posting will result in banning. "

Please let us know when you want to post links " URLS ' to the group. Thank you.

 

Maryb

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