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who drink milkare likely to have

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moms

For every 1 cup of milk mom drinks, her child drinks anADDITIONAL

2/3 cups, according to research.

of girls say their mothers influence

how they feel abouttheir looks.

90%

Parents who eatfruits, vegetables,

and milk are more likelyto have kids who do thesame.

Active moms

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