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A visual exposure strategy to facilitate the introduction of fruit and vegetables into the diets of toddlers
The study explored whether parents� efforts to introduce their toddlers to disliked or unfamiliar fruits and vegetables at home are facilitated by a prior period of visual familiarisation to foods through shared picture books. Parents identified two target foods � 1 fruit and 1 vegetable � tha
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