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"Want to know one thing you can do today to feel great? Check in every day for the latest women&amp;#039;s health news and what it means for you. Making sure your kids get a healthy breakfast \u2013 and don&amp;#039;t plead for sugary cereal in the supermarket aisle \u2013 just got a little easier. Cereal giant Kellogg&amp;#039;s announced it will cut sugar, fat, and sodium in the foods it markets to kids, and stop marketing products that don&amp;#039;t meet its new standards to children under 12.  That&amp;#039;s right, even super-sweet morning staples like Froot Loops and Pop Tarts will get a healthy makeover. By the end of next year, Kellogg&amp;#039;s products marketed to kids will max out at 12g sugar, 2g saturated fat, and 230 mg sodium per serving. Foods that exceed those levels won&amp;#039;t be advertised to kids in TV, in print, or online \u2013 hopefully, reducing the odds that your kids will pester you incessantly to buy them. Kudos to Kellogg&amp;#039;s for taking a big step in a healthy direction. Let&amp;#039;s hope other food companies follow suit! Now, how do you make sure your kids eat right the rest of the day? Check out these easy recipes for kid-friendly healthy foods.  \u2022 &amp;quot;Fried&amp;quot; Chicken Fingers with Vegetable Saut\u00A9 \u2022 Snackin&amp;#039; Popcorn \u2022 Spaghetti with Vegetarian Chili Got a healthy recipe your kids go crazy for? Share it in the Comments. \u2014Kitty Raymond Source [WebMD] "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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