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Prime Grandkids: A Perfect Way to Start the Conversation

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One of my colleagues sent me this video today. It was so cute that I had to share. If you’re looking for a way to have the tofu talk with a skeptical grandkid, this would be a perfect opener. And be sure to check out Amy’s Top Ten Vegetarian Lunchbox Ideas for those special afternoons with your small, finicky eaters!

This post was written by guest blogger Sarah King, who works in PETA’s International Grassroots Campaigns Department. Sarah has two adorable kitties, Max and Kati, and is a team captain on her church’s worship team.

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