Healthy First Foods for Babies

By Dr. Mehmet Oz

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Starting your children off with healthy foods when they are babies will help give them a jump start on lifelong good eating habits, say Tanya Wenman and Tanya Wenman Steel, authors of Real Food for Healthy Kids. They share some tips to help parents make their baby's first foods healthy and wholesome.

Published on December 15, 2008

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