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5 A Day: Eat 5 to 9 Fruits and Vegetables

5 A Day Tips

 
5 A Day Tips
5 A Day Basics
Energizing tips for a Healthier Family
Washing Fruits and Vegetables
Toddler Food Safety
   

5 A Day Basics
Quick tips and recipes to help you meet the "5–9 A Day" goal for fruits and vegetables.

photograph of sneakersEnergizing Tips for a Healthier Family
A great first step to a healthier family is to include 5 to 9 servings of fruit and vegetables each day. These simple changes are easier than you think and help to improve your entire family’s health.

Washing Fruits and Vegetables
We all know that eating 5 to 9 servings of fruits and vegetables is an excellent way to get essential vitamins and minerals, fiber, and other substances that are important for good health. But what are the best ways to handle fresh fruits and vegetables before eating them?

Toddler Food Safety
What foods present a choking risk for children? Toddlers delight in feeding themselves. However, parents of young children need to be cautious at the table.

 



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