Image by FreePik We all know that a child’s physical and mental development depends on good nutrition. It’s critical that our littlest eaters get the nutrients they need to thrive….
…there is no upside to these foods. They do not lead to weight loss, improved concentration, better child behavior, or have other health benefits. Carbs are bad I know, right?…
Image by Freepik There’s an increasing prevalence of food allergies among both adults and children in the U.S. and worldwide. Recent reports about this might have you on the alert—especially…
…they eat altogether, which leaves parents and caregivers with much less control. It can be surprising when your child approaches you with the desire to eat in a certain way….
…Snack, snack, snack! Technically, it’s better to eat about every three hours than three big meals. So instead of binging three times a day, be sure to grab a little…
Dried fruit: often considered a healthy snack, most dried fruit is proportionally high in sugar for its nutritional content. Look for 2-3 Guiding Stars on items like dried cherries and…
…snacks, then you are most likely maintaining your weight. • If you feel hungry on a daily basis for longer periods of time before eating meals and/or snacks, then you…
…things like food…and water. Prepare by buying healthy snacks, food and bottled water. The less that needs to be prepared and refrigerated, the better. Moving 5. Exercise in the car….