Sentences with phrase «kids get milk»

Her pediatrician concluded that it was more important that the kids get milk than go off their bottles and told Ciervo to keep up the bottle - feeding until age 3.

And while I'm on this lunch lady rant... Why is it the kids get milk for free but they have to pay (75 cents) for water?

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You might think you need to drink milk — especially as a kid — to get the calcium you need to build and maintain strong bones.

Some glowing old dude came down from the sky and smiled at me when I was throwing rocks at my kid for cursing at me, but the old man from the sky got pretty mad when I boiled that goat in its mother's milk.

My kids have been begging for ice cream lately, and since many of our family summer activities involve getting outside in the heat and humidity, I decided an inside project of learning to make coconut milk ice cream would be a fun break.

The kids get gastrointestinal distress with pasteurized milk but have no problems with raw milk.

A ridiculously easy yet absolutely delicious smoothie that's more like a shake, this combination of banana, nut butter, and nondairy milk could be just the thing to get your kids to start liking smoothies.

What could be more important than working to get good food to our kids at school and high sugary flavored milk drinks out?

I hope I get the kids on board — they still prefer milk chocolate (as I did before I grew up and became all sophisticated: — RRB --RRB-.

«Our first kid didn't get any milk, so at the end of a week he was underweight.

Kids this age should get 2 1/2 cups (600 ml) of low - fat milk daily (or equivalent low - fat dairy products or a fortified milk alternative).

Kids this age should get 2 1/2 cups (600 ml) of low - fat milk daily (or equivalent low - fat dairy products or fortified milk alternative).

Made with 80 % whole milk, boosted with vitamins and a touch of pumpkin, Shakers are a great way to ensure kids are getting what they need as they grow.

He dosn't drink a lot of milk to fill upon it like some kids do, but I still can get him to eat solids.

In addition to not having any fiber itself, kids who drink too much milk often get filled up drinking milk and might eat fewer foods that might be high in fiber.

A quick comparison of milk nutrition labels (per 8 ounce serving) shows how many calories your kids will get from drinking each type of milk:

When advocates who share a common interest in fighting child obesity are at each other's throats over whether chocolate milk is a tasty way for kids to get important nutrition, or the Drink of Satan, the whole school food reform movement suffers, and that hurts kids.

If your kid is hydrating through a sippy and eating some solids, he can get the milk at home.

According to Ed's post, the Institutes of Medicine have cast doubt on how much calcium and vitamin D our kids really need, in conflict with the dairy industry's heavily promoted message that milk — even if it must be highly sweetened to get kids to drink it — must be part of the school meal.

Some parents might find it challenging to get their kids to drink milk, and most people agree that milk is important for growing children.

I would love to see all the passion and emotion spent on flavored milk directed toward getting our kids fresh food every day instead.

She is the only one of my kids, I still a struggle to get her to drink only 4oz cows milk in morning and at night.

From the mess of milk spewing everywhere with the painfully forceful letdown, to my child getting hammered in the face with white streams that made him sputter, I was totally seeing oversupply for all its inconveniences, and not for the gift it provided so I never had to worry about making enough for my kid.

Our kids all seemed to not get on with cows milk when they were infants.

Well, here is a milk option that just might get picky kids interested.

We go out and pack milk, juice, fruit, into the coolers and put hot entrees in bags and put those onto the cooler, and the kids or a teacher comes down, gets their cooler, and carries it to their classroom.

As a mom of two exclusively breastfeed kids, there was always a nagging question in the back of my mind about whether they were getting enough milk, nutrients, etc..

I remember my toddler leaning his head back so far to get the last of his milk out of his sippy cup that the poor kid fell backwards.

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), most kids will get enough calcium and vitamin D if they drink 16 to 20 ounces of cow's milk a day.

I am sure to get a certain number of ounces of milk until my kids are two.

but again, there were too many questions like «where do i start, what is feasible in my district, why did the chocolate milk come back and why is it so hard to get it off the menu (i know the answer to that now), why are there so many excuses and not enough nourishing food for kids, why does it have to take a decade or three to make a few menu reform changes?

If we are seriously worried about kids getting their vitamins as is commonly heard as a reason on why to give them flavored milk, all the schools need to do is offer 100 % vitamin enriched Juice for the children.

Oh, and the padding zips off so you can easily wash it when your kid inevitably gets sick and / or spills milk all over it.

If your child wants to get his own breakfast, make it easy for him by leaving kid - size containers of cereal and milk on the counter and in the fridge in spots he can reach.

Kids would be getting the calcium we're so worried about (so much so that we serve artificially colored and flavored milk with as much sugar as a serving of ice cream) and presumably the higher calorie count would mean we don't need to serve the empty - calorie chocolate chip cake anymore.

On the other hand, my own pediatrician and a second doctor I consulted on the issue have both advised me that if a kid is not otherwise drinking milk, the nutrient / sugar trade - off clearly favors the flavored milk; it's far more important for a growing child to get sufficient calcium than it is to avoid the added sugar.

We only use them for milk and my kids only get milk when they ask (so maybe 3 times a week) but it's so annoying.

All the while, my kid wasn't getting enough milk.

Occasionally I do feel pressured by parents struggling to make ends meet to diagnose a CMPI or reflux so the kid can get free milk, but rather that than having a family with a sick baby struggling to find money to feed themselves and the baby who needs an expensive hydrolysed formula.

She believes that since kids aren't getting enough calcium or vitamin D and will drink chocolate milk but not white milk, than chocolate milk it is.

We water it down because of the sugar aspect, but the reason we wait til past 1 or 2 is so our kids don't get a preference for Juice at a young age and end up not wanting milk.

In particular, they wanted to see if they could get more kids to choose plain white pasteurized fat - free milk, a highly processed drink, over pasteurized chocolate milk, a highly processed drink with added sugar.

I agree with you 100 % McDonalds has alot of choices not just a big Mac or quarter pounder I don't think these people are looking past that even the items in a kids meals can be switched out with fruit and milk so they are not getting fries and soda so all these haters need to back off

«In the nutrition clinic... we have seen kids who are getting so many of their calories from formula or breast milk that they can become anemic,» she said.

We try all different types and concentrations of formula to get these kids on track, but there is no question that mother's milk is the best and most ideally - tailored form of infant nutrition.

If you get rid of chocolate milk, kids won't drink milk.

She doesn't need a special doll to do it, but it's about time kids see that babies don't just get milk and comfort from bottles!

Although milk is an important drink and an easy way for your child to get calcium and vitamin D into his diet, it is usually best to encourage your kids to drink plain white milk.

You can even get apples and skim milk in fast food kids» meals!

though honestly we have since discovered that you can buy happy meal toys separately and have a chocolate milk and still get to play on the nasty indoor playground... the kids are happy!