#52: When to stop modifying foods that are choking risks
In this episode, I chat about choking hazards – this is a hugely terrifying topic for many parents, and I really want you to feel confident that you’re offering food in a safe way
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Top Tips for Gardening with Kids
Summer is fast approaching (thankfully!) and so getting your toddler, or older kids, outside for some fresh air and to burn off all that energy is probably top of your mind. You might even
#50: Gardening with Kids: How it can help your picky eater and how to get started now
In this final episode of Season 2, I bring on my dietetic intern, Caitlin, to chat about gardening with your toddler. She shares about why she decided to start gardening with her son, what
Parenting styles: What authoritative parenting is and why it’s recommended
I often discuss parenting styles in the context of feeding your toddler, it’s something I offer some education on inside of my Feeding Toddlers course, and something that can actually have a big impact
#49: The different types of parenting styles and how they affect feeding
In this episode of The My Little Eater Podcast, I have the opportunity to chat with Dr. Shanna Alvarez and Dr. Jenna Elgin from Helping Families Thrive. These two are a breath of fresh
Limiting Food: Is it ever okay to control how much your toddler eats?
A common question I get from parents is about when it’s okay to limit portions for their child. And it usually goes something like this… “What do you do when a child only eats
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