We all know how hard it can be to get kids to internalize healthy eating habits. They groan and grumble. Then, when you do finally get them eating right more often, they may be in the minority among their peers, which doesn’t help your cause much. Now, for the first time, parents have an entertaining tool they can use with younger kids to introduce them to paleo eating (a diet of fresh and natural non-processed foods, including meat, eggs, fish, vegetables, fruits and nuts) and even make it fun.
