Before and after photos of kids? Body shaming and bagels as red light foods? Really, William Warnecke? Dieting in children is the best predictor of disordered eating later in life. #wakeupweightwatchers

Great advice for all parents of extreme picky eaters.

How to handle your child's sugar cravings without overly restricting. feedingbytes.com/2019/11/curb-c…

Feeding kids is bidirectional. Their eating affects our feelings and our feelings affect their eating. New paper by Emma Haycraft looks into mental health of parents and use of responsive or controlling feeding strategies.

This is incredible

Managing our kids’ intake of added sugar without overly restricting is all about finding a middle ground. And to do that, we need to implement more structure around eating sweets. via Natalia Stasenko, RD feedingbytes.com/2019/11/curb-c…

Easy green pea fritters recipe – a great finger food for babies from 6 months. With only 3 ingredients, it's dairy and gluten free. via Natalia Stasenko, RD feedingbytes.com/2020/01/easy-g…

Yes! The messages of some wellness gurus can be quite damaging for the body image and self esteem.

Yes, indeed, we are hopefully not waging another “war” on obesity because of COVID 19.

This is brilliant and oh so important

Thank you Hexitime for the innovative way to exchange skills in healthcare. If you are a health practitioner working with families, we invite you to share your thoughts on the new child feeding app plus you can get an hour of support of your choice on the platform.

So excited to be part of this thriving community supporting start ups on the intersection of health care and digital innovations!

Health visitors, GPs & paediatricians can you help Hexitimer Natalia Stasenko, RD with testing a child nutrition app in a healthcare setting? Find out more & sign up to help👇 lght.ly/cla4mhk NHS England NHS #hexitime #partofthebiggerpicture

Calling all health professionals who work with families of toddlers! I partnered with the innovative Hexitime to connect and discuss how we can better support parents.

So grateful for the feature!

My teenage kids complain that “we didn’t have dinner as a family” if my partner and I take it easy and let everyone fend for themselves. And this makes all the years of messy dinners with small kids totally worth it.

If you feel stressed that your child is not eating is a “balanced way”, it could be that they are just following the typical for their age eating pattern and you feel the societal pressure to achieve the evasive nutritional perfection.