high sugar content

What are the Sources of High Sugar Content in Children's Diets?

Some common sources of high sugar content in children's diets include:
Soft drinks and fruit juices
Candies and chocolates
Baked goods such as cookies, cakes, and pastries
Sugary breakfast cereals
Flavored yogurts
Energy and sports drinks

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