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Local Moms' Stories Wanted for Book on Teaching Kids Healthy Habits

TriState Observer
Thursday, June 19, 2008

The Michael & Susan Dell Foundation and the Alliance for a Healthier Generation are looking for every day moms living in urban areas who are teaching their families healthy habits. Based o­n the concept that moms best learn from each other, the Dell family foundation and the Alliance are co-producing a book featuring profiles of moms who are forging a healthy path for their children.

The stories may include community initiatives started by mothers or simple habits individual moms have incorporated into their own homes. Did a mom replace the candy and fried foods with fresh fruits for her children's snacks? Does she regularly serve healthy meals to her family and educate them about the benefits of a healthy diet? Does her family do physical activities together? Has a mom replaced high-calorie fast food such as French fries with healthy meals that include vegetables? Anyone may nominate a mom they know, or a mom can nominate herself.

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