Feeding Your Teen Machine
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Feeding Your Teen Machine


Bigger appetites, busy lifestyles, mood swings, struggles for independence, peer pressure - they all challenge how and what your teenager eats. As a parent, there are ways you can positively influence the eating habits of your teen.
Did you know March is National Nutrition Month? For more ideas on how to improve your family's diet, consider signing up for the next Healthy Shopping Tour on Thursday, March 26, at the Whole Foods Market in Mt. Washington neighborhood of Baltimore. Northwest Hospital Community Health Educator Kristen Diaz, M.S., instructs a group on how to select healthy foods and shares strategies for keeping junk food from filling your cart or basket.




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As part of the Know Your Health program, LifeBridge Health is pleased to offer regular healthy shopping tours. These tours, held in a variety of grocery stores, are led by community health educator Kristen Diaz, M.S. Kristen leads participants around...

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