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Make snack time easier with familiar food, age-appropriate textures and portions that fit the gap between meals.
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Green tea can be enjoyable, but its caffeine may disturb sleep. Find a timing and evening drink that fit your own response.
Dried goji berries add colour and chewy sweetness to meals. Keep the portion practical and eye-health claims realistic.
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