So here’s the deal-your toddler or child with Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) is a “careful eater” and you are worried she is not getting all of the nutrients she needs. You are worried because “careful eating” does not include eating most fruits, vegetables and all of the other healthy foods in your kitchen or the local food store. In fact, all of these foods taste “yucky”. So you go to the local store and buy some cool, child friendly vitamins. You are sure she will be...
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