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By:Kristen H.

When my son was 12 months, his pediatrician informed me that his iron level was a little low.  She gave me a list of high iron foods, like spinach, whole grains and iron fortified snacks and cereals- but three foods that I stumbled upon myself are molasses, wheat germ and pumpkin seeds.  I smash up some pumpkin seeds (which Aidan loves to watch), and add those, along with molasses and wheat germ to some plain yogurt- add a little agave syrup- and you have a very healthy, high iron breakfast or snack! 

Obviously, do not add pumpkin seeds if your doctor hasn't given the OK to nuts and seeds!

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