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A Virtual Breakfast with Kellogg and "Share Your Breakfast"

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- LoveThatMax 2 comments
- How can we effectively talk about Share Our Breakfast with our kids, so they understand the good it's doing?
  
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- Felicia 0 comments
- Dr. Washington, what is the best way for parents to make a change in what is being offered in school cafeterias?
  
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- Audrey 0 comments
- Anything we can be doing in our communities to help?
  
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- Niri 0 comments
- Will the demographics of the donations be localized i.e. if I share my breakfast is it possible for the local schools to be helped?
  
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- Jenny Rapson 0 comments
- Can you tell me how the dollars donated by the Share Your Breakfast program get translated into actual breakfasts? Is there an application process for school districts or individual families?
  
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- Felicia 0 comments
- How can the Share Your Breakfast Program work with our schools free/reduced lunch program?
  
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- Anti-Supermom 0 comments
- what's the best way to get your child's school started on this program?
  
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- Crystal 0 comments
- Where will the breakfasts be shared and how are the locations determined?
  
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- Crystal 0 comments
- How does one find if a free breakfast program is available in their area?
  
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- ConnieFoggles 0 comments
- What can I do if I know a child is hungry?
  
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- Shannon 1 comment
- How is it decided which schools receive the funding?
  
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- Audrey 6 comments
- Hi all! I'm excited for this chat this morning!
  
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- Erin O 3 comments
- Hi everyone! WE ARE SO EXCITED! Welcome to TheMotherhood's very first live video feed and text chat!
  
  To see the video, make sure you hit "play" on the video player above, just as you would to watch a YouTube video. If you can't hear the audio, make sure your computer is not on mute and your volume is turned up. If you can't see it, try refreshing the page. We will get started in just a few minutes!
  
  As Trinh Le and Dr. Washington are talking, you can type comments and questions in real time down here in the text chat section.
  
  Can't wait!!!
  
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- Crystal 0 comments
- Hi everyone! So excited to be here this morning.
  
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- Shannon 3 comments
- Hi all! Looking forward to the chat. Just had a blueberry muffin and coffee for a late breakfast. Beautiful day today, chatting from patio while listening to birds sing.
  
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  about 1 year ago

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- LoveThatMax 1 comment
- Looking forward to talking breakfast...and helping out kids in need.
  
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- onceamonthmom 1 comment
- Can't wait to see how the video goes! Was thinking it was about to say "Live from New York it is Tuesday Lunch!"
  
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- Jenny Rapson 3 comments
- HI everyone!
  
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- Kim Grenon 1 comment
- Hi, everyone! LIVE in Livestream studio right now. So excited for this 1st virtual chat :)
  
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- melanie feehan 5 comments
- Good morning everyone!
  
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- Cooper 0 comments
- We are live!!!!!!!!!!
  
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- Erin O 0 comments
- The video is starting! Hit play or refresh!
  
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- Heather Durdil 1 comment
- Not sure how long I will get to stay here, I have a very energetic 11 week old puppy running crazy circles around everywhere and chasing the cat, but I will try to stay as long as I can because this is such a great program!
  
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- ConnieFoggles 0 comments
- Hi! So excited to be part of this!
  
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- Kim Grenon 0 comments
- EVERYONE HIT PLAY!!
  
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- Felicia 0 comments
- Good afternoon! Great to be here.
  
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- Niri 0 comments
- Hello everyone
  
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- LoveThatMax 0 comments
- Woo hoo! First live video show on The Motherhood! What a great first video!
  
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- melanie feehan 0 comments
- Wow the video quality is awesome. Nice job!
  
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- MomConfessional 0 comments
- Hello Everyone!
  
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- LoveThatMax 1 comment
- Hi, Emily!
  
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- LoveThatMax 1 comment
- And hi again, everyone!
  
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- Kayla S 1 comment
- Ahhhh! It's Emily! Love it :)
  
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- Kim Grenon 10 comments
- If you have any technical difficulties, leave me a message here. Will try to trouble shoot. I am in studio w/The Motherhood and am helping with this live production :)
  
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- Jenny Rapson 0 comments
- Emily you're so cuuuute!
  
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- onceamonthmom 2 comments
- Love, love, love seeing Emily on video!
  
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- Anti-Supermom 0 comments
- Very cool, so wonderful to join you all for breakfast!
  
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- MyFourMonkeys 0 comments
- Hi ladies!
  
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- BusyMom 0 comments
- Hi, Trinh!
  
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- Kelly M 0 comments
- Hi Kim,
  I'm looking forward to the webcast
  
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- Shannon 0 comments
- I am excited to be on this panel with such talented mom bloggers! I love all of your blogs.
  
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- Cooper 5 comments
- Trihn is doing such a awesome job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  
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- MomConfessional 0 comments
- I had a garlic bagel with scallion cream cheese... it's a departure from my normal breakfast which includes berry cherry steel cut oats and a tall cup of fresh squeeze OJ from Jamba Juice. Berry Cherry is delicious! It comes with toasted pecans... a welcomed crunch!
  
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- Erin O 2 comments
- Everyone, here are a few links you might find interesting:
  
  Action for Healthy Kids on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Action-for-Healthy-Kids/267076500068
  
  Kellogg on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Kelloggs?v=app_145624945456088
  
  Share Your Breakfast: http://www.shareyourbreakfast.com
  
  Action for Healthy Kids: http://www.actionforhealthykids.org
  
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- Niri 1 comment
- Hello Trinh. How are districts decided?
  
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- Heather Durdil 2 comments
- If I have to step out, is this video going to be here after it is over?
  
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- Erin O 0 comments
- Trinh and Dr. Washington, you look great! Great job!!!
  
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- Jenny Rapson 0 comments
- love the use of tech! what a great way to spread the word about this program.
  
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- ConnieFoggles 1 comment
- That's awesome - 20 million kids!
  
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- Kayla S 3 comments
- Find out what your state is doing about breakfast programs here:
  
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- MomConfessional 2 comments
- I just shared my breakfast! It's so cool that I shared one more breakfast with a child who might otherwise miss out.
  
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- Erin O 2 comments
- As Dr. Washington just said, eating a nutritious breakfast is critical to a child’s ability to learn in school. A study at Ogilvie Elementary School shows rising test scores after instituting a daily guarantee of Breakfast in the Classroom. How amazing is that?! So much interesting information here: http://www.actionforhealthykids.org/campaigns/breakfast/breakfast-in-the-classroom.html
  
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- Jenny Rapson 1 comment
- my daughter is never ready to eat before school. just one of the reasons I am thankful she gets breakfast AT school.
  
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- Felicia 0 comments
- It really is hard to fit in breakfast when you have to be at work by 730am!
  
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- Audrey 1 comment
- This is absolutely amazing! Thank you for doing this.
  
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- MomConfessional 1 comment
- Emily looked beautiful!
  
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- Kayla S 1 comment
- Make the meals your schools serve our children healthier by signing up to receive more information: http://www.actionforhealthykids.org/campaigns/breakfast
  
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Featured Guest
- Audrey 4 comments
- 1 in 4 kids don't know where their next meal is coming from... heartbreaking. 1/2 of the kids who qualify for breakfast actually take advantage. Kellogg's believes everyone should have breakfast
  
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- LoveThatMax 3 comments
- I just LOVE how simple this is to do.
  
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- Anti-Supermom 0 comments
- Fewer than 1/2 are eating breakfast even if the qualify in their school! So sad.
  
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- ThisFullHouse 2 comments
- Quick "hiya!" to everyone and love to be able to watch Trinh Le live!
  
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- Erin O 1 comment
- As Trinh just said:
  
  Share Your Breakfast runs from January 20 to July 31, 2011, and provides people with multiple ways to get involved. Each time you share a photo or description of your breakfast, Kellogg will donate the monetary equivalent of school breakfasts to Action for Healthy Kids. $1 donated = 5 school breakfasts shared through the grants distributed by Action for Healthy Kids.
  
  Online: Upload a photo or a description of your breakfast at ShareYourBreakfast.com.
  
  Mobile: Text the word SHARE with a photo or description of your breakfast to 21534.
  
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- Heather Durdil 3 comments
- I love that you don't have to share the photo you can just share the description.
  
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- Kayla S 0 comments
- Share your breakfast, just like this! Someone uploaded this photo to http://www.shareyourbreakfast.com earlier!
  
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- melanie feehan 0 comments
- I love the simplicity of this initiative. So easy to make such a large difference. Love it.
  
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- Jenny Rapson 1 comment
- I love that you can share your breakfast as OFTEN as you like!!
  
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- Niri 6 comments
- Kelloggs rocks for not making it about THEIR product - shows that they truly believe in the cause
  
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- Anti-Supermom 1 comment
- Good to add to posts, no photos including people.
  
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- Shannon 0 comments
- I am having trouble posting but will try again. I was just saying that I remember growing up that if I was late to school and missed the school breakfast, I couldn't focus as well and felt so much better when I had it. This is a great program and this is so important.
  
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- Felicia 6 comments
- Davis wanted to share his breakfast.. his FIRST breakfast this morning! Bananas and oatmeal! Of course, can't share this on the Share Your Breakfast site, but wanted to share with you guys!
  
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- LoveThatMax 4 comments
- I'm hoping to be at Grand Central for the breakfast!
  
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- onceamonthmom 0 comments
- Now we are talking! Tweeting!
  
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- Erin O 0 comments
- Participants! Is this program something you think your kids or school would want to get involved in? What are some great ideas on getting kids involved?
  
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- Kayla S 4 comments
- Here's a question for all of you: Does your school district have breakfast programs? If so, what are they like? If not, what would you like to see be done about it?
  
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- Jenny Rapson 3 comments
- What's the date for National Breakfast Day again?
  
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- LoveThatMax 3 comments
- Re, getting kids involved: Having your 6-year-old who's learning to read type in what she ate for breakfast!
  
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- MomConfessional 4 comments
- have to run to my next class but happy I could join just for a few with you distinguished group of people! Keep on doing good!
  
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- ConnieFoggles 0 comments
- That's usually a Title One School that Dr. Washington is talking about for Action for Healthy Kids
  
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- Erin O 3 comments
- According to national statistics, 50 million adults and 17 million children are living in food insecure households. Shockingly, that means 23 percent of children in this country are impacted by hunger! And of those kids, a staggering number simply are not getting the food and proper nutrition they need to grow and do well in school.
  
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- LoveThatMax 0 comments
- Hi!
  
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- Niri 0 comments
- The focus on healthy food in the morning is great - since the food you eat is important too
  
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- LoveThatMax 0 comments
- Thank you for that response!
  
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- Jenny Rapson 0 comments
- that's great Trinh, I bet my first-grader would love that too!
  
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Featured Guest
- Niri 3 comments
- The texting is so neat because it makes this campaign available by all
  
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- Jenny Rapson 0 comments
- protein -peanut butter toast!
  
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- ConnieFoggles 0 comments
- Thanks Dr. Washington and Trinh about the info connecting hungry children and obesity. I learned something new today because of you!
  
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- Erin O 5 comments
- Here's a cute breakfast that was shared! Turtle pancakes!! And today is National Pancake Day!
  
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- Heather Durdil 1 comment
- My 13 year old has never been much of a breakfast eater so I started doing things for breakfast that wasn't "breakfast" foods. It worked well for us.
  
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- Niri 0 comments
- For breakfast both my girls love separate things so it is always a struggle satisfying everyone
  
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- Anti-Supermom 0 comments
- Thanks for all the suggestions! Micorwaving sausage, great idea.
  
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- ThisFullHouse 0 comments
- You know, the student councils in my kids' schools are always looking to help spread the word on ways school families can help others in our community and this is a great initiative to share with families IRL!
  
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- Shannon 0 comments
- Thanks for answering my question. My boys love mixed cereals too. I have started doing the peanut butter with toast thing and will try cereal and yogurt. Thank you!
  
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- Erin O 0 comments
- Cereal and yogurt. Yum.
  
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- onceamonthmom 4 comments
- Protein for breakfast question - maybe these with peanut butter? YUM! http://onceamonthmom.com/freezable-recipe-homemade-pop-tarts/
  
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- Niri 4 comments
- I think I am going to be sharing my breakfast everyday on my FB and twitter too along with sharing as a daily reminder to people
  
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- Erin O 1 comment
- Action for Healthy Kids: http://www.actionforhealthykids.org - learn how to participate and make a difference! (Dr. Washington)
  
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- Felicia 0 comments
- I am definitely guilty of doing the same thing over and over again for breakfast.
  
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- Niri 0 comments
- I so agree - my kids choose their food (of course I keep it healthy) they like being in charge
  
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- Cooper 3 comments
- Isn't Dr. Washington wonderful?
  
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- Anti-Supermom 0 comments
- Kids tend to get bored eating breakfast, exactly! Letting them help in picking the groceries, fabulous idea.
  
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- Audrey 1 comment
- My son is walking by and asking me if he can take a photo of his breakfast! Love it.
  
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- Heather Durdil 1 comment
- I know growing up when I was hungry my parents would get upset when the found out that I ate somewhere, I think more because of shame than anything else, do you find that families don't want to share that they can't give their children breakfast and what can we do to help ease these parents fears?
  
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- LoveThatMax 6 comments
- I could be a tremendous asset to this program, as I often eat cereal for DINNER. I can tweet two breakfasts a day!!!
  
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- Kayla S 0 comments
- Inquire which schools in your area participate in breakfast programs! Dr. Washington says to go here: http://www.frac.org
  
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- Cooper 0 comments
- Find out what schools in your area are doing -
  www.frac.org
  
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- ReneeJRoss 0 comments
- I love this program and posted about it today and keep spreading the word!
  
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- Jenny Rapson 1 comment
- I've said this before, but another thing I love about my daughter getting her breakfast at school is the variety of foods she is introduced to. The menu is really varied.
  
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- Erin O 1 comment
- Find out if there's an Action for Healthy Kids program at schools in your area by going to:
  
  Action for Healthy Kids: http://www.actionforhealthykids.org
  
  Food Research and Action Centers: http://www.frac.org
  
  Parents need to get involved!! Schools want your help!
  
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- Felicia 0 comments
- Parents have an obligation to make sure kids are getting what they need.. can't rely on the schools alone. Yes! WE (schools) WANT PARENTS HELP for sure!!
  
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- Kayla S 2 comments
- Hey participants! What kind of community service do you do in your community or school district? Share your story with us!
  
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- ConnieFoggles 2 comments
- Love that Action for Healthy Kids is a local organization - so important.
  
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- Niri 5 comments
- How long does this program last?
  
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- Jenny Rapson 1 comment
- ooh Share Your Breakfast Facebook app! Can't wait for that!
  
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- LoveThatMax 0 comments
- You are so very welcome. My pleasure. It's an important program.
  
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- Niri 0 comments
- Aww - we could go on. I loved this
  
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- Audrey 0 comments
- AMAZING 30 minutes...
  
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- ThisFullHouse 0 comments
- A'ight, not for nothing, but THAT was cool!
  
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- Jenny Rapson 2 comments
- great job on the live streaming!
  
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- ConnieFoggles 0 comments
- Thank you! Loved the Live Web feed. Hope we can do it again.
  
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- Felicia 0 comments
- Wonderful!! Thank you guys .. that was so much fun!
  
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- LoveThatMax 0 comments
- I could talk about doing good, helping kids and breakfast all day long.
  
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- LoveThatMax 1 comment
- OK, back to my previously scheduled programming (aka, my day job). See you soon, lovely ladies.
  
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- Heather Durdil 0 comments
- Is there education for families through Action for Healthy Kids? It is great that we can share breakfast with them, but I think that prevention and education is also a way to combat this epidemic. As someone who grew up knowing that some days my only meal would be the one coming from my free lunch at school, I think this is so important.
  
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- Shannon 2 comments
- I don't think my posts are showing but if they are, thanks so much. I learned a lot!
  
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- Cooper 2 comments
- Thank you everyone! That was great!
  
  If you have any additional questions we will answer them today here by text. Also, we will have a recording up on YouTube of the "show"! We will send that link to all of you when we have it.
  
  Thank you everyone and remember to ShareYourBreakfast! www.shareyourbreakfast.com
  
  Thank you!!!!!!!!!
  
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- Anti-Supermom 0 comments
- The live feed was amazing and I learned so much about these programs, thanks Motherhood for hosting!
  
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- Erin O 0 comments
- THANKS everyone! That was a magical half-hour! Kayla is going to post a quick recap of how you can share your breakfast in a few seconds. Have a wonderful day!!!
  
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- Heather Durdil 1 comment
- This was very informative and I thank the hosts, the co-hosts and the Motherhood for helping children out around the country.
  
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- onceamonthmom 1 comment
- 30 minutes always goes by way too fast! Thanks for the great info.
  
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- ConnieFoggles 1 comment
- Have a wonderful day everyone! Don't forget to share your breakfast!! #ShareUrBreakfast
  
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- Deb New 3 comments
- Hi! This is Deb New with Action for Healthy Kids (and a mom!). Thank you for the chance to talk with you today! Just a quick followup - Information about our innovative breakfast program is at www.ActionforHealthyKids.org/breakfast.
  Info on applying for a grant is yet to come, so check back or register and we'll let you know!
  Thanks and have a heathy day!
  
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- Cooper 1 comment
- REMINDER that Kellogg will be celebrating breakfast on a nation-wide scale on Tuesday, March 8. The Mayor’s office in New York City has declared this date as National Breakfast Day -- a day dedicated to sharing breakfast with children in need. You can take part on this day by sending in pictures of your breakfast and announcing your part through your social media communities for ShareYourBreakfast! Isn't that cool!?!?!
  
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- BusyMom 1 comment
- I realized I had a breakfast picture on my phone, so I just shared it! Thanks for this great project!
  
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- Trinh Le 3 comments
- Hi everyone,
  
  This is Trinh from Kellogg. I just wanted to write and say a big THANK YOU to all of you for your participation, support, and enthusiasm. We are so lucky to be working with all of you on Share Your Breakfast!
  
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- Kayla S 0 comments
- You've got so many options to share your breakfast as many times as you'd like until July 31, 2011! Check them out!!!
  
  Option 1: Online with photo
  - Head over to http://www.shareyourbreakfast.com
  - Find the upload station in the yellow band and click ‘browse’ to find your photo (You can also click the link to take a photo with your webcam!)
  - Be sure that your photo is a JPG or PNG file that’s no more than 3MB and that no recognizable logos are included
  - Fill out all the information, agree to terms and click ‘upload’!
  
  Option 2: Online with no photo
  - Head over to http://www.shareyourbreakfast.com
  - Find the upload station in the yellow band and type in a description of your breakfast in the box provided
  - Fill out all the information, agree to terms and click ‘upload’!
  
  Option 3: Text Message
  - Text the word SHARE with a photo or description of your breakfast to 21534
  - Be sure that your photo does not include any recognizable logos.
  - Message and data rates may apply. See your carrier for details.
  
  Option 4: Twitter on March 8th ONLY
  - Share a photo or description on Twitter using the #ShareUrBreakfast hashtag
  - Will only count on March 8, 2011 (National Breakfast Day!)
  
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