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Gabby Bugwadia @Gabugs (1895) • United States 30 Jun 22

For your guidance, here are some of the specific ‘super foods’ that could work for you: - Avocados are excellent; they are rich in monounsaturated fat. They are also a great source of antioxidant plant sterol and are known to...

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Gabby Bugwadia @dya80dya yes, they are v. good for health. But expensive. So try other foods too.

18 Jul 22

Gabby Bugwadia @Gabugs (1895) • United States 30 Jun 22

For your guidance, here are some of the specific ‘super foods’ that could work for you: - Avocados are excellent; they are rich in monounsaturated fat. They are also a great source of antioxidant plant sterol and are known to...

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Gabby Bugwadia Indeed yes @ihasaquestion

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Gabby Bugwadia @Gabugs (1895) • United States 30 Jun 22

For your guidance, here are some of the specific ‘super foods’ that could work for you: - Avocados are excellent; they are rich in monounsaturated fat. They are also a great source of antioxidant plant sterol and are known to...

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Gabby Bugwadia A good choice indeed! @Deepizzaguy

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Gabby Bugwadia @Gabugs (1895) • United States 30 Jun 22

For your guidance, here are some of the specific ‘super foods’ that could work for you: - Avocados are excellent; they are rich in monounsaturated fat. They are also a great source of antioxidant plant sterol and are known to...

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Gabby Bugwadia I absolutely understand that. Bananas are a good source of calcium. Very nutritious to eat. You could try others too once in a while. @yanzalong

18 Jul 22

Gabby Bugwadia @Gabugs (1895) • United States 29 Jun 22

To answer the query, let us first understand the concept of ‘superfoods.’ In the broadest sense, superfoods are those foods which are known to have multiple long-term health benefits like prevention of cardiovascular diseases or...

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Gabby Bugwadia @celticeagle How nice to know that.

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Gabby Bugwadia @Gabugs (1895) • United States 29 Jun 22

To answer the query, let us first understand the concept of ‘superfoods.’ In the broadest sense, superfoods are those foods which are known to have multiple long-term health benefits like prevention of cardiovascular diseases or...

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Gabby Bugwadia @dya80dya The will dear if you are persistent and do it the right way.

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Gabby Bugwadia @Gabugs (1895) • United States 29 Jun 22

To answer the query, let us first understand the concept of ‘superfoods.’ In the broadest sense, superfoods are those foods which are known to have multiple long-term health benefits like prevention of cardiovascular diseases or...

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Gabby Bugwadia Perhaps you are right @CookieMonster46 But it all depends on being consistent. Taken once in while may not work.

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Gabby Bugwadia @Gabugs (1895) • United States 29 Jun 22

To answer the query, let us first understand the concept of ‘superfoods.’ In the broadest sense, superfoods are those foods which are known to have multiple long-term health benefits like prevention of cardiovascular diseases or...

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Gabby Bugwadia You are absolutely right @Kandae11 Bad habits like smoking, and excessive drinking, could be disastrous for good health.

30 Jun 22

Gabby Bugwadia @Gabugs (1895) • United States 28 Jun 22

Parents need to be genuinely involved in all of their young children’s activities- - -be it at school or in their social pursuits. It is important to let children know that you will be available to discuss things of interest to...

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Gabby Bugwadia @marguicha Wish many more parents would. Than the kids would not have to resort to guns in chools.

30 Jun 22

Gabby Bugwadia @Gabugs (1895) • United States 28 Jun 22

Parents need to be genuinely involved in all of their young children’s activities- - -be it at school or in their social pursuits. It is important to let children know that you will be available to discuss things of interest to...

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Gabby Bugwadia @yanzalong I am glad you think so. Thank you!

30 Jun 22

Gabby Bugwadia @Gabugs (1895) • United States 28 Jun 22

Parents need to be genuinely involved in all of their young children’s activities- - -be it at school or in their social pursuits. It is important to let children know that you will be available to discuss things of interest to...

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Gabby Bugwadia @Adie04 Well, I would add here: There must be a fine balance between the parents and their child's dream. Each must compliment the other to keep it alive and fresh.

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Gabby Bugwadia @Gabugs (1895) • United States 28 Jun 22

Parents need to be genuinely involved in all of their young children’s activities- - -be it at school or in their social pursuits. It is important to let children know that you will be available to discuss things of interest to...

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Gabby Bugwadia Most certainly @celticeagle Common sense and experience count along the parenting journey.

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Gabby Bugwadia @Gabugs (1895) • United States 29 Jun 22

To answer the query, let us first understand the concept of ‘superfoods.’ In the broadest sense, superfoods are those foods which are known to have multiple long-term health benefits like prevention of cardiovascular diseases or...

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Gabby Bugwadia @celticeagle Wow! Thank you dear for your interesting contribution. It does help our readers.

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Gabby Bugwadia @Gabugs (1895) • United States 20 Jun 22

Socialization is an important aspect of a child’s social, emotional and academic growth. Parents need to provide this important life-enhancing skill to their children. Initially, the child interacts solely with the parents and the...

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Gabby Bugwadia @celticeagle CERTAINLY, SIBLINGS ARE INDEED A GREAT START TO THE SOCIALIZATION PROCESS. thanks for your input.

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Gabby Bugwadia @Gabugs (1895) • United States 20 Jun 22

Socialization is an important aspect of a child’s social, emotional and academic growth. Parents need to provide this important life-enhancing skill to their children. Initially, the child interacts solely with the parents and the...

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Gabby Bugwadia @RasmaSandra Some children do, given the right environment. However, no child must be pushed into doing anything. Only encouraged.

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Gabby Bugwadia @Gabugs (1895) • United States 20 Jun 22

Socialization is an important aspect of a child’s social, emotional and academic growth. Parents need to provide this important life-enhancing skill to their children. Initially, the child interacts solely with the parents and the...

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Gabby Bugwadia @JudyEv You are absolutely right. It helps the child from childhood to adulthood.

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Gabby Bugwadia @Gabugs (1895) • United States 20 Jun 22

Socialization is an important aspect of a child’s social, emotional and academic growth. Parents need to provide this important life-enhancing skill to their children. Initially, the child interacts solely with the parents and the...

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Gabby Bugwadia @ihasaquestion Well, you could begin earlier too- - - before a child goes to school.

21 Jun 22

Gabby Bugwadia @Gabugs (1895) • United States 15 Jun 22

Affirming parents are those who understand the need and importance of playing a critical role in their child’s development. These are the parents who are keen to help their child develop physically, intellectually and socially- -...

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Gabby Bugwadia Wow! @jstoryo7 Kudos to you mother of six children for giving them your precious time and a good start in life. I am sure they are very grateful to you.

20 Jun 22

Gabby Bugwadia @Gabugs (1895) • United States 15 Jun 22

Affirming parents are those who understand the need and importance of playing a critical role in their child’s development. These are the parents who are keen to help their child develop physically, intellectually and socially- -...

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Gabby Bugwadia You are absolutely right @celticeagle Kids are very receptive. They are watching their parents and often learn from observing their parent's behaviour.

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