Healthy Parents, Healthy Kids

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Healthy kids = happy kids. Parents across Australia know the importance of ensuring their children have a healthy diet and active lifestyle. Today’s fast-paced, convenience-driven society, however, can sometimes lead to unexpected pressures and poor decisions when it comes to our family’s food intake. With this in mind, we asked Susie to share her top five rules for a healthy household, no matter how busy life gets!

SOURCE: HIF Lifestyle Blog – Read entire story here.

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