The nurse is working with a group of parents who have children that are extremely picky eaters and tells them that which makes the biggest impact on a child's lifetime eating habits?
A. Peer groups as teenagers
B. Being breastfed as an infant
C. Habits learned as a young child
D. Lessons on nutrition taught in middle school
Answer: C
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True False