10 Back-to-school health products for kids

Jul 27, 2010 11:24 AM by Michele Borboa, MS

Posted in Health & Wellness / Children's Health

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Back to school means summer is over and your kids are once again working hard in the classroom. The busy schedules, hours of homework and exposure to new germs all can take their toll on children of all ages. A balanced diet, adequate sleep and products that promote healthy immune systems can keep your kids in peak health and even improve their performance in the classroom and on the playground. Here are 10 back-to-school health products to stock up on before your kids head to class.

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KIND Mini Fruit & Nut Bars

KIND Mini Fruit and Nut Bars

KIND Healthy Snacks has introduced Kind Minis, new, smaller-portioned KIND bars. These grab-and-go snacks are available in four yummy varieties: KIND Fruit & Nut Delight, KIND Almond Apricot, KIND PLUS Almond Cashew and KIND PLUS Cranberry Almond. New flavors debut in August. These snack bars contain all-natural fiber, protein and heart-healthy fats. Each 24-gram bar is less than 115 calories and contains about 3 grams of fiber and 3 grams of protein. Not only are KIND Minis made of wholesome, filling ingredients, they are perfectly portioned as snacks so your kids can get a healthy nibble as well as learn how satisfying portion-control can be.

Available: www.Amazon.com, www.Target.com and www.KINDSnacks.com
Price: $7 per 5-count box

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