The Program

The Only Program Designed

From A Parent’s Perspective

Every parent wants healthy children, and provide nutritious meals to them, and yet we all find it hard to succeed. The Feeding Your Kids program is designed to address the real-life complications of eating related decision making that make parents struggle with feeding.

The program is used by parents and caregivers with children from age 2 (beyond nursing and baby food) to teenagers and is effective for families with children of varying ages in the household at the same time.

Delivered over time

One or a handful of ideas every day, each day building on the next, gives you a chance to digest, learn, and practice

THINGS TO TRY TODAY

Every day something specific and practical to try

“If you are thinking … Try this instead”

We help you reframe the problems that come up (feeding your kids is challenging!) into positive approaches you can succeed at

LINKS TO RELEVANT SOURCES, BUT NOT TOO MANY

Carefully curated selection of references to solid information sources

SECTIONS BUILD PROGRESSIVELY
  • Breakfast
  • Planning and Preparation
  • Eating Behavior and Techniques
  • Selecting Food
  • Advanced
Stops if you’ve had enough!

At the end of each section of 7-10 days, you choose to continue or not

ENCOURAGING NOT JUDGING

There’s no one right answer, and every time you try, that’s progress! We will help you celebrate the wins

OPTIONAL "LATER ON" REINFORCEMENT

The program was originally two messages per day, morning and evening; parents asked for one a day, so we scaled back. But if you want more, throughout the program you’ll see links to get to the evening content

ASSESSMENTS FOR WHAT YOU'VE LEARNED

Later in the program, you’ll have the opportunity to measure what you’ve learned and what you might want to look into further

1.
1 Breakfast

Assessing what they actually eat; convenient preparation; how to go against the tide of unhealthy food; comparing labels; comparing cereals; routine vs. emergency breakfast …

2.
2 Planning & Preparation

Preparing your shopping list; only purchasing what is on the list; awareness at the grocery store ...

3.
3 Eating Behavior & Techniques

Decisions to leave up to your child; types of eating personalities; what to expect when feeding; what to do when your child refuses to eat something; family meal behavior …

4.
4 Selecting Food

Balanced meal basics, snacks as a mini-meal, upgrading snacks …

5.
5 Advanced

Involving your child in cooking, how to teach to eat new food, reconsidering food handouts, upgrading tonight’s meal, building meals from “blocks” …

You don’t have to read it all when it comes to your email each day, and you don’t have to try everything – just learn from what works for you. If you like it, keep going; if not, it stops on its own at the end of each section.