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by lyssa_anne on July 2nd, 2004

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What kinds of foods should you not feed young children?

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  • by CynS14 on February 17th, 2005

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    Foods to avoid (toddlers):
    -Hot dogs (unless cut into bits, such as quarters lengthwise before being sliced)
    -Whole grapes, whole cherry tomatoes
    -Hard candies, including jelly beans
    -Nuts
    -Popcorn
    -Raw carrots, celery, green beans, or any hard vegetable
    -Seeds (such as pumpkin seeds or sunflower seeds)
    -Large chunks of any food such as meat or potatoes
    -Large chunks of peanut butter — always use the creamy kind, and spread it thinly onto a cracker or toast. Offer this food starting at 18 months. Never give a heaping spoonful of peanut butter to a toddler.

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