VANCOUVER, British Columbia - CuisineWire -- The Holiday Season is full of sugary foods, late-night snacks, excitement and a change of routine. Keeping healthy habits over the Christmas period can be incredibly tough with children.
DIETSCAN helps you navigate through all the food choices to keep meals nutritious and fun for your kids. So, how do you focus on a balanced approach but also prevent your kids from feeling deprived?
We present you some of our Christmas health tips for kids to manage the holiday season and look after your family's health:
Manage the sweets;
Keep your kids hydrated, drink plenty of water;
Serve healthy food for main courses;
Avoid storing or gifting junk food.
Your kids can indulge in some Christmas treats and remain healthy. Making your table extra special and colourful with fruits or vegetables will attract kids and increase their chances of eating a healthy food option. Getting your kids in the kitchen helping or arranging meals for all to enjoy will mean they'll be more interested in eating them!

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The product of DIETSCAN SOLUTIONS INC. is Food-Ray Mobile Application. The camera's scanning device provides updated nutritional information and analyzes personalized profiles. The core business principles are: caring about children's health, making a selection of kids' food products easy and smart, paying attention to customers' requests and health issues, providing an accurate description of food additives and other nutritional information.
About DIETSCAN SOLUTIONS INC.: Located in Vancouver, BC, founded by Svitlana
Khalitoglu, a passionate entrepreneur concerned for the health and well-being of children. She is not a typical mother of two and a trained educator who sees considerable potential in the Canadian market with the public interest in environmental issues and natural health-supporting food choices, especially for children. (https://food-ray.com/)