When your child's diet is calling out 'SOS'


By limiting your child’s consumption of fast food, you will be able to help reduce their intake of salt, oil and sugar. — Positive Parenting

Urbanisation has brought about many shifts in our lifestyles, especially when it comes to what we eat.

Unfortunately, these changes have led to increased consumption of salt, oil and sugar (SOS) in our diets, particularly among children.

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