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You can make some everyday foods more interesting and appetizing by substituting nutritious ingredients that add more flavor, color, or fun
If your child does not like milk or is lactose intolerant,* let PediaSure help provide the protein, calcium, and vitamin D. To encourage your child to accept milk, try mixing half milk and half PediaSure in a cup. Then begin to decrease the amount of PediaSure over time.
Top cereal with fruit slices instead of sugar. Fruit is naturally sweet, colorful, and more fun anyway.
Toddlers are into toppings. Putting nutritious, familiar favorites on top of less desirable foods can broaden the finicky toddler’s menu. Also try adding a sprinkle of Parmesan cheese on vegetables or top banana or apple slices with peanut butter.
If your child initially refuses a particular item, try some of these tips:
Dunk fruits and veggies in sauces, dips, or dressings—anything that’s tasty or adds interest. Try dipping the same item in different things to explore different combinations.
Want your kids to eat more fruits and veggies? Make smoothies using yogurt, milk, fresh fruit, and veggies. The sweetness of the fruit and yogurt covers up the taste of the veggies. Find some tasty smoothie recipes for kids using PediaSure® Shake Mix as well as vitamin‐rich ingredients.
* Not suitable for children with galactosemia.
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