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Feeding: What to Expect From 24 to 36 Months

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Learn what you can do to support your infant and toddler’s healthy eating habits as they grow.

From 24 to 36 months, your child will be choosing which foods to eat and using words to express his thoughts and feelings. She will also be able to help out during mealtime, including putting napkins on the table or helping to mix batter. Learn what you can do at this stage to support the development of healthy eating habits.

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