If you’ve wondered why intuitive eating doesn’t work, you’re not alone! Listen to this podcast episode to uncover some of the common challenges mom face that can make intuitive eating difficult.

If you have a picky eater, it may be harder to trust your child to eat intuitively. Learn more about picky eating and intuitive eating.

Serving sizes don’t need to dictate how much you eat. Learn how to break free from rule-bound eating.

Learn more about what is intuitive eating as well as the intuitive eating principles to start your journey toward food freedom.

You can nurture a positive upbringing in your kids, with respect to food and their bodies, even while you do your own healing work in these areas.

You are worthy of receiving pleasure in life, including from food and your eating experiences.

It’s time to kick the guilt to the curb and make some room for joy, mama - for you and your kiddos.

Here are some helpful tips to keep in mind as you navigate the naysayers who may step into the role of the Food Police.

One of the most important steps in nurturing the feeding relationship with our children is to heal any past or unresolved issues with food and our bodies

We can choose to be a generation of moms that eat intuitively and respect our bodies by honoring our innate hunger and feeding cues.

Respecting your body by honoring your signs of hunger and fullness is necessary for nurturing a healthy relationship with food.

Disordered eating and a dysfunctional relationship with food and body can negatively affect mothers. Learn more about the impact of disordered eating on motherhood.

The pursuit of wellness can lead to an unhealthy relationship with food and your body when obsessive and rigid. Learn how to redefine health in your own life and ultimately pursue a peaceful relationship with food.