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Archive: Family Nutrition

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Does your child live on peanut butter? Are vegetables an unknown quantity in your house? Dietician Liz Pearson joins us to help you pick foods for picky eaters, and answer all your questions about dietary concerns.

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Oct 30, 2000

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