3. Eat breakfast
Get your kid into a routine of breakfast-lunch-dinner to help them avoid unnecessary snacks right from the beginning. Teach your kids that breakfast is food for the “brain” and helps keep them to stay strong and prevent chronic diseases. Try making nutritious breakfasts by incorporating varieties of fruits and vegetables that helps your kid stay energetic and active for the whole day.
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