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Healthy Moms make for Healthy Babies and good Beginnings.

Sunday, Jan. 15th 2012 8:35 AM

In Greenville NC, the statewide children’s heath report came out and kids are making good marks. According to the report the overall health and well being of the states children have improved over recent years.

However the are still worries about poverty, breastfeeding and dental care.  The focused was on healthy lifestyles for mothers.  One of the programs available in the east is called Healthy Beginnings.

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