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Child Nutrition Health Education Kit 

Dairy foods provide critical nutrients that help improve children’s overall diet and health. National Dairy Council offers valuable information and resources designed to help health care professionals, school nutrition professionals, and teachers ensure that children 9 years of age and older get the Dietary Guidelines for Americans’ recommended three servings of low-fat and fat-free dairy foods every day.*


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Child Nutrition White Paper Executive Summary
Child Nutrition White Paper

*Children ages 2 – 8 are encouraged to consume 2 cups of milk or equivalent milk products each day, as recommended by the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. 

33 Tasty Snack Ideas

A nutrient-rich dairy snack between meals can be a healthy way for children and adolescents to keep their hunger in check and fuel their bodies.

Flavored Milk in Perspective

This comprehensive look at flavored milk includes the latest facts on this important source of dairy nutrition for children.