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How can parents address nutritional deficiencies in children?

Addressing nutritional deficiencies involves ensuring a balanced diet and possibly supplementing with essential vitamins and minerals. Common deficiencies in children include iron, vitamin D, and calcium. Consulting with a pediatrician for appropriate testing and guidance on supplements is advisable.

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