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What is the best thing for a tobbler to eat for breakfast?
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Start the day right: For toddlers or children of school age, a healthy breakfast should include a source of protein (milk, eggs, meat) and vitamins (such as with fresh fruit and fruit juices). Avoid sugary cereals and sweetened pastries!
Answered 12/9/2013
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