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Healthy Eating Guide For Kids


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Healthy Foods Actually Tastes Good

The typical fast food fare can be very tempting for most kids today. The problem is that the usual fast food fare consists of high-salt, high-sugar and high-calorie food items, which kids find so appealing, and are also easier to eat. For parents who are concerned about their children’s eating habits, learn to keep your cool. The reality is that healthy food can actually taste great.  However, making your children love eating healthy food may require more effort and extra planning. While carrot sticks or cauliflower stalks may not be as fun as a plate of French Fries, you’ll require a little time and creativity to make these natural food items appealing to your kids.

Slowly Introduce Your Kids To A Wide Array of Fruits and Veggies

Making your children adopt healthy eating habits need not end up in a shouting match, or a concentration camp forced-eating regimen.

Slowly introducing your children to a wide array of fruits and vegetables will help in jump-starting their appreciation of healthy eating.  As most fruits are naturally sweet, it should not pose much of a barrier for kids to like. You can even create stories about the fruits and vegetables they consume, to make things more interesting. The most satisfying thing is that, once your kids consume the fruit, you’re assured that they’re getting their fill of vitamins, minerals and fiber.

Cook At Home, And Involve Your Kids

According to most healthy eating advocates, every child should be taught how to cook, both in school and at home, and not simply be fed with slogans about good nutrition. The truth is that good and healthy food can actually be cooked in just 15 minutes.

Also make it a practice to involve your kids in cooking food at the kitchen. Guide your kids through the recipe. While the older kids can chop the veggies, the younger ones can help toss the salad dressing or veggies. It will also be great if you could bring the kids along to the market when buying your ingredients. The best thing with this activity is that children will easily understand the significance of food preparation, and have a better appreciation of healthy eating.

If you’re kids are initially not receptive to your healthy eating suggestions, don’t worry. Never give up in your quest to make your children find the fun in healthy eating. As most children will outgrow their often limited eating habits, their tastes and food choices shall develop and expand, over time.

Although it may take you more than 10 or 15 tries before your kids start appreciating the perks of eating legumes, beans, cabbages, squash, lettuce and other greens. Once they find the fun in eating fruits and vegetables, you’ll soon find yourself with happy, contented and healthy eaters. 

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Healthy Diet Planner


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Share a main meal or order an entre size.

Most restaurants entree dishes are quite large therefore consider ordering from the entre menu as your main meal or ask for an entre size for your main. Try to avoid anything fried and perhaps opt for a soup or salad with chicken, lean beef or fish. Another option is to order a main dish and take the rest home to have the next day or even share the main course with a companion. You will automatically cut your calorie consumption in half by doing it this way.

Remember that there is no shame in asking for a doggy bag; after all you’re the paying customer.

Don’t Eat Garlic and Herb Breads.

Bread is a starchy carbohydrate and should be avoided at meal times particularly if you are trying to lose weight. Most garlic and herb breads are high in fat, the ones which you need to avoid, saturated and transient fat. Although they may be tasty, they are definitely not good for your health. These types of breads are usually made out of a white dough mixture and therefore much more likely to be highly refined and processed offering no or limited nutritional value. Another tip too if you have ordered pasta for your entre or main then you certainly don’t need another carbohydrate.

Order dressings and sauces on the side.

Most take out places, cafes, bars and restaurants will oblige if you ask for your gravies, butter and other types of salad dressings to be served on the side of your plate. By doing this you are in control of just how much of the saturated fat and cholesterol you are consuming by just adding a little amount to your dish. Again you will be saving yourself from extra calories that you don’t need.

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