Every Parent Should Learn about Food Imprinting

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What and how our kids eat is central to their health both now and in the long run. Your early food decisions can help your child learn good food in much the same way that we learn our native language. What a gift!

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Submitted by Anonymous on Sun, 2010-06-06 10:40.

People in the UK missed out on this one as well

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Great simple explanation on a simple but strong effect. Please come to the UK where I witness toddlers having crisps for breakfast and chocolate for lunch, on a daily basis.