I have been wanting to write on this topic since I started this blog.
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I have SO much to say and the topic is very vast, that every time I sat down to start, I couldnât seem to get through to the end. There is also SO much research on t
... If you have a child struggling with ADHDâor you suspect something deeper is going on beneath the meltdowns, focus issues, and wild energyâyouâve probably heard the phrase: âItâs just how their brain is wired.â
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But what if itâs not just about the brain?
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A wave of new research is exploring ho...
Letâs just say it: our kids are not okay.
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Weâve normalized way too muchâchronic illness, behavioral issues, and mental health strugglesâas if this is just the way childhood looks now. But here's the thing: it doesn't have to be this way. And honestly? It shouldn't be.
Because mealtimes shouldnât feel like hostage negotiations.
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You know the drill.
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You lovingly prep a balanced, colorful meal with protein, veggies, and just the right amount of fun sauce on the sideâŠ
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âŠonly to have your child look at it like youâve served up roadkill on a plate.
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Ugh, the dreaded beige foods.Â
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Is this all your kids will eat?
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Breads, crackers, cereal, chips, cheeseâŠ
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If youâve ever struggled to get your child to eat anything other than chicken nuggets or plain pasta, youâre not alone! In fact, most kids I work with are incredibly picky and only eat...
You are running out the door for a day of soccer games, track meets, or basketball tournaments. You know that you wonât have time for a sit down meal. You also know that youâll spend most of the day in the car racing between all the events.Â
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You grab whatâs easy from your cupboards.Â
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I have been wanting to write on this topic since I started this blog. Â I have SO much to say and the topic is very vast, that every time I sat down to start, I couldnât seem to get through to the end. There is also SO much research on t
Letâs talk about kids and nutrition.
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Iâm starting a 3-part series on the subject. Weâll start with the first steps of infant/toddler foods, move into talking about why our national childhood chronic illness rates have jumped from 14% when I was a kid to 49% now, and the
...Your childâs immune system relies on nutrients like zinc, vitamin D, and protein to fight back. But picky eating often leaves big gapsâmaking their âdefense systemâ a lot weaker than it should be.
Thatâs exactly what Iâll be teaching in my free Fall Immune Webinar for Families:Â Stronger Kids, Fewer Sick Days: Boosting Immune Health (Even with a Picky Eater!).
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