How you approach food matters
Maybe you have a big eater, or a picky eater or you struggle with food and you want better for your kid. Too often we approach feeding kids as a set of boxes to be checked: did they eat enough/too much, did they at least try the vegetables or protein etc. This pressure takes the joy out of eating for them and puts so much stress on the caregiver. Research also shows this pressure leads kids to eat worse, not better. Good nutrition is so much more than a set of rules to be followed. We don't sit down to a plate of "nutrients" we sit down to a plate of food. We don't gather around vitamins to celebrate, we gather around celebration worthy food (or dessert!). Food nourishes our body, but it can also excite our emotions and bring us together. How we approach food can make all the difference between joy and misery.
Begin the process of change
With Growing Good Eaters you will learn how to approach food differently. We will empower you to create an environment that allows the children under your care to feel safe exploring, and enjoying food. This starts with an in-depth understanding of the history and current environment so the root of the issues can be identified. Then we work 1-on-1 using research supported models to address the issues at both the family and individual levels.
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Growing Good Eaters
Staples, Minnesota
Hours -by appointment only
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