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Today we're tackling a community request from Gabrielle who asked for the best food books for kids.

So I love this request so much. I think most people know that I have a background in child development and that I worked in educational media for years.

So this was a topic that when the boys were young, I loved and I know I actually looked at the back end of One Hungry Mama, which is so old now.

It's defunct. It's not online. But I have, I can get to all my old posts looking because I remember writing up

more than once, like over the years, food books for kids by age like toddler, early childhood,

tween, teen, or a school age, and I can't find it. I must have written it for somebody else.

And I really wanted to pull it up because I haven't purchased a food book

for a kid in a million, million years. So I'm going to go on my memory, which is probably faulty.

I think maybe you're more prepared for this one than me. But are you going to, like, is your list

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