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10 Ways to Nip Your Kids’ Sweet Tooth in the Bud

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3. Don’t use sweets as a reward or special treat.
Including sweets (in moderation) as a normal part of your kids’ diet makes them less likely to obsess over getting a fix or associating sugary treats with praise.

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