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re: Fiber rich foods for toddlers/young children
Posted on 9/13/17 at 12:14 pm to Rouge
Posted on 9/13/17 at 12:14 pm to Rouge
+1 on the oatmeal. Figure out whether she likes it in muffin form, warm as porridge, crunchy as toasted oat granola, baked into a high fiber loaf with whole wheat, etc.
A soft fruit like cantaloupe or other melon will add fiber and water to her diet. Try making low sugar (or watered fruit juice) popsicles; she may not drink but she might see the ice pop as a treat.
Straws encourage more drinking than cups.
Finally, individually wrapped prunes might do the trick naturally, and they're sweet. She might like them.
A soft fruit like cantaloupe or other melon will add fiber and water to her diet. Try making low sugar (or watered fruit juice) popsicles; she may not drink but she might see the ice pop as a treat.
Straws encourage more drinking than cups.
Finally, individually wrapped prunes might do the trick naturally, and they're sweet. She might like them.
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