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Common advice about kid snacking is outdated. Here's what parents should know

Pediatricians recommend kids eat about five times a day: three meals and two snacks. Parents often carry snacks so kids can eat on the go. Here's what science says about snacking.

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Common advice about kid snacking is outdated. Here's what parents should know
Pediatricians recommend kids eat about five times a day: three meals and two snacks. Parents often carry snacks so kids can eat on the go. Here's what science says about snacking.
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