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End Mealtime Battles and Raise Intuitive Eaters With These Phrases
Learn these simple mealtime phrases to say to your kids to enjoy food with your family and raise intuitive eaters.
Kids Eating Candy: How to Approach Easter Candy With Your Children
Worried about your kids eating candy on holidays? Here are some strategies to help you support your kids in managing a higher volume of holiday sweets.
Child Self Esteem Activities: Building Positive Body Image for Kids
Language around bodies plays a big role in how children feel about their bodies. Learn more about how to build body confidence and self-esteem in your kids.
Child Constantly Craving Sugar? Helpful Language to Talk About Sweets
Learn more about the importance of our language around sugar and how you can effectively respond to those requests from your children for sweets!
Feeding Kids Sweets 101: Knowing Your Role When You Feed the Kids
Looking for a simplied approach to feeding your kids sweets? Check out this basic breakdown of your roles when you feed the kids desserts.
Should You Give Your Kids Dessert With Meals When Your Child Won’t Eat Dinner?
If your child won’t eat dinner, should you still offer dessert? Find out more about this and other answers around offering sweets with meals.
5 Reasons Why to Offer Your Kids Sweets Before They Ask For Them
Kids are often the one to ask to eat sweets, but what if this was reversed? Learn more about the benefits of you taking a proactive role in offering sweets to your children.
How Much Sugar for Kids? Understanding How Frequently to Offer Sweets
Sometimes kids need to see sweets more frequently than we might expect to feel less obsessive about them.
Kids Eating Too Much Sugar? 3 Reasons Your Child’s Obsessed With Sweets
Does your child seem obsessed with sweets? Here are three key reasons why and how you can help support your child build a positive relationship with food.
5 Myths About Sugar and Kids: Sugar and Diabetes Myth Vs Fact
These 5 myths about sugar and kids are causing confusion around kids and sweets. Get the facts to approach this area with confidence in your home.
A Letter to My Last Baby on Her Birthday
Birthdays can be bittersweet. Here’s an open letter to my last baby on her birthday.
Body Acceptance: Accepting Your Body Through the Changes of Motherhood
Body acceptance can be challenging as you navigate the many changes motherhood brings. Here’s some gentle encouragement for your journey.
Raising Intuitive Eaters: What My Kids Teach Me About Food and Body Trust
As I raise intuitive eaters in my own children, here are some valuable lessons they’ve taught me along the way about food and body trust.
Easy Weeknight Dinner for Family: Kid Friendly Pasta Bake Recipe
Check out this kid-friendly pasta bake recipe that makes an easy weeknight dinner for family any night of the week. Comfort food simplified!
Why Healing Your Relationship With Food is the Best Gift For Your Family
One of the best gifts you could give your children is to work on healing your relationship with food. Learn more about why and how to get started.
Holiday Meals: How to Help a Child with Sensory Processing Disorder
Holiday meals can be especially overwhelming for a child dealing with sensory processing disorder. Here are some tips to help your child feel safe with eating.
Sugar Rush in Kids? How to Help Your Kids Manage Their Holiday Treats
Are your kids obsessed over holiday treats and sweets? Here are some practical ways to help support your children in building a healthy relationship with food!
Potty Training Rewards Ideas: How to Reward Potty Training Without Food
Should sweets be used for potty training rewards? Find more ways to help you effectively potty train your little one.
Holidays with Kids: 10 Ways to Protect Your Child From Diet Culture
The holiday season can be a prime time for diet culture to sneak in. Here are 10 ways to protect your family from diet culture to enjoy food freedom.
Fear of Trying New Food? How to Get Picky Eaters to Try New Foods
Does your child have fear of trying new foods? Learn simple tips to help your child build more confidence with eating.