Children's food preferences are learned through repeated exposure to a new food. A new food may need to be offered _____times before the child will accept it.
A) 2-3
B) 4-5
C) 6-7
D) 8-10

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Research in child nutrition suggests that a new food may need to be offered 8-10 times before a child will accept it. This repeated exposure helps children become familiar with the taste, texture, and appearance of new foods, increasing the likelihood of acceptance.

Children's Food Preferences Are Learned Through Repeated Exposure to a New