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49. Should you hide junk food from your kids? How to avoid these 4 mistakes parents commonly make

49. Should you hide junk food from your kids? How to avoid these 4 mistakes parents commonly make

FromVeggies & Virtue


49. Should you hide junk food from your kids? How to avoid these 4 mistakes parents commonly make

FromVeggies & Virtue

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Length:
18 minutes
Released:
Aug 8, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

On this episode, we are going to talk about a voice message that I got from another mom. She asked if and how she and her husband can eat snacks in the presence of their kids (that they don't want or didn't plan to also offer to their kids). So, whether it is a sweet, a treat, or any food that parents keep in their "secret stash," this episode highlights four mistakes that parents often make when keeping certain snacks a secret, and how to handle them so that we are maintaining a neutrality around food in our home, promoting a routine with our kids and ourselves, allowing a reasonable amount of sugar so that both our kids and our sweet tooth feels the freedom to be satisfied, and to role model an intuitive eating approach that fosters healthy relationships with food for each member of our family.
I always enjoy hearing from you and appreciate when you ask me questions via voice memos. You can go here anytime you have a question you want to ask!
Released:
Aug 8, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

My mission is to help normalize that feeding your family is a hard job. And yet, amidst your everyday efforts, I want to encourage you and equip you with the hacks and know-hows you need to find ease around your child’s eating habits. I know you may feel internally anxious about what you are offering your kids and like it’s unattainable to get your child to eat enough variety. That’s why each episode outlines feeding basics that build upon one another to promote the nutritional balance and feeding behaviors you feel good about your child growing up with.