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Pouring milk over a bowl of sugar-laden cereal is a quick way to fix a kid's breakfast, but when the sugar rush wears off, your child is left tired and hungry. Packed with fiber, protein and slow-burning carbohydrates, these healthy kids breakfast recipes will help your kids stay alert and engaged throughout the school day.
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