It's an all too familiar situation; you're trying your best to help your child... meanwhile you've neglected yourself and you end up anxious, tired and stressed. Find out how you can tackle these issues head on and apply my three tips for awesome self-care.
In this post, I express some thoughts that have been brewing for a few years now. We need health professionals to respond to feeding problems in an informed and supportive way.
Parenting and guilt are long-time bed fellows. Have you ever met a mum who has never beaten herself up about a problem her child is experiencing? Is it any wonder that we blame ourselves when society blames us too?
So you know you'd like your child to eat a varied diet, but the problem is how to help them make the transition. This post is a practical guide to doing just that.
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When is it time to get your picky eater specialist help?
'Picky', 'finicky' or 'fussy' eating is a thorny area because, as those words imply, it may just be an insignificant phase that needn't be a major cause for concern or it may be a huge source of stress within a family, with complex underlying factors.