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A podcast for parents who need help navigating the muddy waters of feeding their kids. From starting solids to picky eating and body image concerns, join me for real life, down to earth conversations about how to nourish our kids. I may be a pediatric dietitian, but I'm also a mom, dealing with the same day-to-day craziness and joy of motherhood as my listeners. You’ll learn, you’ll laugh, and you’ll be inspired!
Unknown Host hosts Mom, What's For Dinner?, a kids show with 139 episodes published.
Suggestions, Comments, or Questions? This week we are talking about a new(er) brand called Little Spoon that acts as a meal delivery service for toddlers and small children. We'll chime in on the hype, the cost, the conv
Suggestions, Comments, or Questions? In this episode we are going over some important reminders about storing and preparing breastmilk safely. If you have any suggestions for episodes you want to hear from us send us an
Suggestions, Comments, or Questions? This episode is for all our parents out there who have kiddos who are about to get braces or even who are getting their wisdom teeth removed and need a softer food diet. We are sharin
Suggestions, Comments, or Questions? In this combo episode we are covering a much of different topics. Jen talks to us about how wholesale clubs could be keeping your child picky and what to do about it. Then we check ba
Suggestions, Comments, or Questions? In this week's episode we are going to be breaking down the high protein trend and if these products are needed for kiddos. Protein is all over social media, in the news, and the groc
Suggestions, Comments, or Questions? We are finally answering the question people often ask us, what is the difference between a nutritionist and a Registered dietitian. We want to hear from you about what you want to he
Suggestions, Comments, or Questions? We are back! We are so excited to be back recording new content for you to listen to. In this episode we are sharing the many updates that have happened since you last heard from us i
Suggestions, Comments, or Questions? ICYMI: Jen Belanger Nutrition now offers lactation consulting! And you know what happens to babies after they breastfeed? They need to start solids at 6 months! So for all of our lact
Suggestions, Comments, or Questions? We are reposting this episode because there is a lot of hype out there about fiber these days and we thought it might be helpful to go back to the basics when it comes to fiber. Addit
Suggestions, Comments, or Questions? With the summer weather coming soon we thought this repost was a good fit to get you thinking about hydration. We know that hydration is important but with so many adds on social medi
Suggestions, Comments, or Questions? We are reposting this episode as your reminder about the basics of breastmilk composition, the benefits of breastfeeding for mom and baby, and some fun facts about breastmilk. With al
Suggestions, Comments, or Questions? In this repost we are revisiting our seasonal produce and recipe series to get you into the spring spirit and to hopefully bring some nice weather your way! Additional Resources: Chec
Suggestions, Comments, or Questions? Reposting this episode because the price of groceries just seems to be rising and we are all feeling it! Whenever I leave the grocery store I feel that burning hole in my pocket. We a
Suggestions, Comments, or Questions? In this repost we are talking about the rise of energy drink consumption (and even coffee!) in our kids, we felt it was time to dedicate an episode specifically to caffeine in childre
Suggestions, Comments, or Questions? There is so much to cover on this important topic including what it is prediabetes and what is happening in the body when we develop prediabetes. We also talk about some of the typica
Suggestions, Comments, or Questions? Sometimes wanting to eat "clean" can turn into an unhealthy obsession with label reading, scouring ingredient lists, and anxiety over every morsel of food eaten. Our episode on this c
Suggestions, Comments, or Questions? Reposting these lunch ideas to give you some fun new lunch ideas to get you through the mid-winter slump. All of our ideas in this episode are nut-free so they are safe for those with
Suggestions, Comments, or Questions? The last week of February is Eating Disorders Awareness Week, so we are reposting a couple of important episodes so parents can spot disordered eating habits and eating disorders. Dis
Suggestions, Comments, or Questions? Reposting these quick and easy tips for parents to be healthy role models for their children, to help them build healthy habits starting from a young age. Additional Links: Being a He
Suggestions, Comments, or Questions? Following our last repost on immunity up with our episode on multivitamins. If you have ever questioned if you child should be taking a multivitamin or wondered if you should keep you
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Mom, What's For Dinner? is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 139 episodes.
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