HELP YOUR LITTLE ONE LIKE NEW FOODS
An age-appropriate guide with strategies and scripts that speak your child’s language. This guide includes 30 examples and over 150 options to help your child learn to enjoy new foods.
An age-appropriate guide with strategies and scripts that speak your child’s language. This guide includes 30 examples and over 150 options to help your child learn to enjoy new foods.
Just imagine, by the end of summer, new foods that were once untouched and completely unfamiliar are now seen as an invitation to learn and even eat!
This is going to bring learning and laughter to the grocery list and a side of joy to any family meal.
Wants to approach food play in a way that’s productive
Needs to know the why behind food play’s importance, but also how to make it effective for their family
Doesn’t want “just another guide” but something that includes the strategies and the fun
Needs the scripts to know what to say to get started and take out awkward feelings of not knowing how to interact during food play
Is ready to stop feeling stuck, stressed, and overwhelmed, and start having fun during meals with their little ones.
- Valerie S.
I’m a pediatric dietician and mom of three who “thought” I would have kids who were just born adventurous eaters. Instead, I faced years of tongue ties, trouble breastfeeding, and all of the woes of extreme picky eating. I have not only found the balance between professional advice and personal application but also feel it is my calling to share it with moms. Through my Love It, Like It, Learning It Framework, I help moms navigate offering known favorites and exposing new foods on the table and around the kitchen. Far from the pressure of making every meal or snack look straight off Pinterest, I want moms to see that they already have the creative freedom to make the most of every opportunity to introduce learning it foods in the way kids’ learn best - PLAY!
By the end of the summer, you can master the art of helping your kids try new foods AND have a whole new perspective on mealtimes. It’s time to cut out the stress and start having FUN at the table. Are you in?
What is food play?
What ages is this best for?
How often does food play need to take place?
What do I say (or not say) during food play?
How long will it take to get from my child playing with food to eating it?
All of these questions and more are answered in the guide!
“This is super helpful! We’ve implemented your strategies this week, and ALREADY mealtime is more pleasant. She is not gobbling up broccoli or anything, but everyone is way more relaxed.
THANK YOU for doing what you do!”
- Jenifer R.