5 tips on giving your child better eating habits

CHILDREN can easily slip into poor eating habits and busy parents might be tempted to turn a blind eye. Better not to, warns Safefood nutritionist Dr Aileen McGloin.

Sat, 19 Sep, 2015 - 01:00

Helen O’Callaghan

Here we detail some habits to avoid.

Eating in front of the TV:

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