Inside: There’s a lot of advice out there about picky eating. Here’s what worked for us–and what didn’t. If you’re in the trenches right now with picky eating, you’re probably exhausted and frustrated. I’ve been there: Feeling defeated at the end of a meal, worrying my kids weren’t getting enough nutrition to grow well, second-guessing my parenting, and blaming myself. Over the years, I tried a lot of strategies. Some worked well, but others flopped. Hard. So here’s a candid...| Real Mom Nutrition
These Hidden Veggie Chocolate Muffins might be my favorite recipe yet. They come together SO easily, have a rich chocolatey flavor, and even sneak in four serving of veggies. They’re great for picky eaters because the chocolate hides the veggie’s color and flavor (but not the nutrients). I love making a batch at the start […] The post Hidden Veggie Chocolate Muffins appeared first on The Pediatric Dietitian.| The Pediatric Dietitian
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Calgary dietitian Jennifer House shares 9 tips on vegetables for picky eaters to help your child eat veggies without pressure or bribes.| First Step Nutrition
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[et_pb_section admin_label=”section”] [et_pb_row admin_label=”row”] [et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text”] Who are you? Combining the skills and experience gained in teaching with a passion for food and health I completed a degree in Nutrition and Dietetics with First Class Honours. Areas of special interest include eating behaviours in children. I am combining clinical paediatrics with research, my other […]| Responsive Feeding Pro