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"McDonald&amp;#039;s has announced that their famous Happy Meals will be healthier, with a 100-calorie portion of french fries and the addition of apple slices (without the caramel dipping sauce). While I&amp;#039;m really, well, happy to hear this, I have to say it&amp;#039;s not so different than what my son eats when he has a Happy Meal. (Yes, I do let him have one on occasion.) I always chose the smallest chicken nugget option, milk, and instead of just giving him the entire envelope of french fries, I just place enough to fill one side of his chicken nugget container. And rarely does he ask for more than that. Coincidentally, I also always order a fruit-and-walnut salad and my son would mostly eat the apple slices and grapes from there. (Granted the walnuts are covered in sugar but the portion is pretty small.) Part of eating healthfully is learning how to make good choices. So while I applaud McDonald&amp;#039;s for its changes, we as parents have to take responsibility, too, for helping our children navigate the food and drink options out there\u2014because there will always be an unhealthy temptation right next to the healthy one. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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