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Appetite Regulation, Responsive Feeding and Hunger and ‘Had Enough’ Cue Recognition

In ECEC settings, how a child is offered food is equally important as which foods a child is served to eat. Offering food to a child involves caregivers responding to the child’s individual needs

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