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Tue, 23 Feb 1999 13:59:43 -0500
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Kristin T Hulling wrote:
> he is still on soy formula, but
> I'm afraid he should be off of it by now (not to mention the cost!)
>----------
My 6 year old drinks Next Step Soy Toddler Formula (by the makers of
Enfamil), which is dairy-free. Expensive, but worth it since she likes
it. She drinks about two 6 ounce servings a day. She also drinks
Tropicana OJ with Calcium (she hates the taste of other brands). She
also occasionally has Gerber Graduates Fruit Punch (with 6 ounces
containing 30% of the RDA for calcium). Also, don't overlook the most
wonderful, inexpensive beverage of all--water. Drinking water instead of
juice often prevents a child from "ruining" his or her appetite--perhaps
making them more apt to eat more solid, nutrient-containing foods like
fruits, vegetables, and grains. There is no rule that says that a child
must DRINK his or her vital nutrients every day. Best wishes to you!
Debbie

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