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I have two sisters (13 and 17) don't want to eat breakfast before going to school. they would rather eat a snack later on. is this normal? solutions?
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Meals: That is teenagers and not unusual. Continue to encourage them to have so thing, perhaps a glass of milk or orange juice
Answered 1/8/2016
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