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        <title>The Dirty Snack - Bakersfield Stay at Home Mom - BakoMom&apos;s Blog - Raising Bakersfield</title>
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It&#039;s official, my sweet toddler daughter ate dirt.&amp;nbsp; Having something so notably filthy in her mouth made me cringe. 


Here&#039;s how it happened.&amp;nbsp; We were spending quality time, outside, the sun shining, birds singing.&amp;nbsp; It started like an ordinary day.&amp;nbsp; My daughter was helping me garden.&amp;nbsp; Sorting the big rocks from the little rocks and by color.&amp;nbsp; I look over, naturally, I think she is gifted, future valedictorian.&amp;nbsp; Sorting and arranging ever so gingerly and with such precision.&amp;nbsp; Then, from out of know where.... spit, spit, spit the way a toddler would spit...&amp;nbsp; She put in her mouth a handful of dirt.&amp;nbsp; Icky!&amp;nbsp; I remember reading about something like this in my nursing training. Geophagy, is the scientific name.&amp;nbsp; After I rinsed her mouth out.&amp;nbsp; I started thinking does dirt have good nutrients?&amp;nbsp; God knows she&#039;s hardly eating anything else right now.&amp;nbsp; I&#039;m sure there are yummy vitamins or at least minerals in the composition of dirt.&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; Something to consider.&amp;nbsp; Maybe geophagy for a toddler is not a bad idea.&amp;nbsp; I will need to check if it&#039;s recommended by a dietitian!&amp;nbsp; </description>
        <itunes:summary>&amp;nbsp;
It&#039;s official, my sweet toddler daughter ate dirt.&amp;nbsp; Having something so notably filthy in her mouth made me cringe. 


Here&#039;s how it happened.&amp;nbsp; We were spending quality time, outside, the sun shining, birds singing.&amp;nbsp; It started like an ordinary day.&amp;nbsp; My daughter was helping me garden.&amp;nbsp; Sorting the big rocks from the little rocks and by color.&amp;nbsp; I look over, naturally, I think she is gifted, future valedictorian.&amp;nbsp; Sorting and arranging ever so gingerly and with such precision.&amp;nbsp; Then, from out of know where.... spit, spit, spit the way a toddler would spit...&amp;nbsp; She put in her mouth a handful of dirt.&amp;nbsp; Icky!&amp;nbsp; I remember reading about something like this in my nursing training. Geophagy, is the scientific name.&amp;nbsp; After I rinsed her mouth out.&amp;nbsp; I started thinking does dirt have good nutrients?&amp;nbsp; God knows she&#039;s hardly eating anything else right now.&amp;nbsp; I&#039;m sure there are yummy vitamins or at least minerals in the composition of dirt.&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; Something to consider.&amp;nbsp; Maybe geophagy for a toddler is not a bad idea.&amp;nbsp; I will need to check if it&#039;s recommended by a dietitian!&amp;nbsp; </itunes:summary>
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                <title>May 4,  2008 at 05:05 PM : I remember eating dirt...</title>
                <description>&lt;p&gt;I remember eating dirt when I was a kid.&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;Even if a dietician recommended eating dirt, I don&#039;t think we&#039;d incorporate it into our diet.&amp;nbsp; :)&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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                <itunes:summary>&lt;p&gt;I remember eating dirt when I was a kid.&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;Even if a dietician recommended eating dirt, I don&#039;t think we&#039;d incorporate it into our diet.&amp;nbsp; :)&lt;/p&gt;</itunes:summary>     
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