Parents
Parents set the stage for healthy lifestyles. Making sure kids get 5 servings of fruit and vegetables and enough physical activity are the keys to creating healthy environments that will follow them wherever they go. And, kids can motivate parents to make healthy choices too. Inspiration often comes in small packages and when we work together there’s no telling how healthy we can be!
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COVID-19: Where to Find the Facts
15 Tips for Healthy Cooking at Home
March Veggie of the Month: Brussels Sprouts
February Fruit of the Month: Grapes
January Veggie of the Month: Spinach
Fresh, Frozen and Canned ALL Count
Keep Moving this Holiday Season
9 Tips to Make Healthier Holiday Choices
Planning your Thanksgiving Feast!
Pheasant Season Preparation
Move Your Way: Physical Activity for Families
Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans, 2nd Edition
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July Fruit of the Month: Watermelon
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Go Further with Food
Get Moving Today! Activity Calendar
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June Veggie of the Month: Beets
Coconut Oil – Healthy or Unhealthy?
Avocados: Good or Bad?
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What Recess Should Look Like
Tips for Starting Solid Foods
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Making Time For Exercise
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Fighting the Winter Blues
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New Food & Drink Guidelines for Childcare Centers, Daycares & Adult Care Homes
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Childhood Obesity in South Dakota
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