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FREE ONLINE workshop:

HOW TO GET PICKY EATERS TO TRY NEW FOODS

without making back-ups or bad habits

Thursday, October 26th, 2017 @ 12:00 PM CENTRAL***

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WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:

Why to stop focusing all of your energy on trying to change picky eating.
How to identify your feeding style and adjust before bad habits begin to hurt more than help.
Where to start and what you can do starting reversing picky eating right away.
The tools you need to take action immediately.
Three key takeaways for what parents can expect with this process.

***NOTE: Workshop replay will be available to all registrants, for those who may not be able to tune in live.

SHE WILL PUT FOODS IN HER MOUTH SHE WOULDN'T PREVIOUSLY TOUCH

"I love Ashley's approach towards exposure. For meal times, I try to make sure I incorporate some of each category. Before Ashley's approach, it was easy to just give my daughter "love it foods," but I have since seen what Ashley's approach can do. My two year old daughter doesn't have to eat what I offer. She knows that, and it calms the eating experience so much! If she just eats her love it foods, then that's what she does. On her own though, she will put foods in her mouth she wouldn't previously touch. She may spit them out, but it's progress. I never would have realized how important this method is. Ashley's approach has saved me from a lot of heartache and meal time stress. Now, I always have some of each category on hand and understand how to best feed my daughter."

- Laura H., Mom of 2 year old girl