by Natalia Stasenko | Division of responsibility in feeding, Feeding strategies, Picky eating, Snacks
This post was originally published on Stone Soup, blog of Food and Nutrition Magazine. Many families have special shelves or drawers in the kitchen cupboards where they keep “kid-friendly” foods. Some parents allow kids to choose a snack from the shelf if they ate...
by Natalia Stasenko | Division of responsibility in feeding, Feeding strategies, Picky eating
This post was originally published on Stone Soup blog of Food and Nutrition Magazine. This summer my children are joining a new summer camp that just opened across the street. The camp boasts a program of swimming, field sports, trips to parks and museums, and – the...
by Natalia Stasenko | Division of responsibility in feeding, Feeding strategies, Picky eating
This post was originally published on Stone Soup, the blog of Food and Nutrition Magazine. Eating together is a great way to boost your family's nutrition, expose kids to a variety of foods, and help everyone catch up at the end of the day. But how we serve food at...
by Natalia Stasenko | Division of responsibility in feeding, Feeding strategies, Picky eating
As I was reading my copy of “French Kids Eat Everything” by Karen le Billon I could not help envying French parents the amazing support system they have in place when it comes to feeding their kids. From the fundamental family meals traditions to creative food...
by Natalia Stasenko | Division of responsibility in feeding, Feeding strategies, Healthy moms
Mary is a chronic dieter. She is always on the newest diet or a quick detox to magically negate all the indulgences of another holiday season. Sometimes she throws all restrictions out of the window and eats as much as she wants, vowing to be "good" again tomorrow....
by Natalia Stasenko | Division of responsibility in feeding, Feeding strategies, Picky eating
If you are a parent of small children, you may be familiar with this dinnertime scenario: you serve a balanced meal with a salad only to watch your kids carefully ignore the colorful bowl of goodness and dive straight into the meatballs with mashed potatoes. And...
by Natalia Stasenko | Division of responsibility in feeding, Feeding strategies, Picky eating
For his dinner, 5-year-old Michael ate 1/4 boiled egg, 2 bites of bread and 1 apple slice. After that, he said he was full. When his mom said he would get no dessert if he did not finish his dinner, Michael took 2 more bites of the egg and ate one piece of broccoli....
by Natalia Stasenko | Division of responsibility in feeding, Feeding strategies, Healthy moms
If you google “kids friendly Thanksgiving dinner” the search bring just over 36 million results with a variety of ideas. Some suggestions are reasonable ways to simplify the meal with fewer ingredients and less spice while other suggest going straight to peanut butter...
by Natalia Stasenko | Division of responsibility in feeding, Feeding strategies, Picky eating
This post was originally published on New York Kids Club blog. Many parents are struggling to get their little ones to try a new food. Their concern over children’s limited food choices is understandable: kids often end up “liking” only a handful of foods. So what...
