Children under 2 or under the height and weight limit provided by child restraint system must sit in rear facing car seat. Children 5 years and younger must be in an appropriate child safety seat. Children at least 4 and up to 8 years old and under 4 feet 9 inches must use a booster seat.
Other Vegetable Sources. Some vegetables that contain more than 2 micrograms of selenium per cupful include raw broccoli, cooked plantains, cooked Brussels sprouts, cooked fresh spinach and shelled soybeans. Asparagus provides close to 4 micrograms in four cooked spears.
Selenium can be lost when food is processed or refined. For instance, the milling of grains into the refined flour that is used in almost all breads and baked products sold, removes most of its selenium, that is located in the bran and germ. Take more whole grains if possible, as refining removes a number of other nutrients as well.