
Most parents tell us their kid eats a vegetable two or three times a week. That’s not enough, and it’s usually why we end up talking about constipation. In this episode, Jen and Danielle get into fiber: what it actually...


The Pediatric Dietitian Podcast is your go-to resource for parents who want real, practical solutions to improve their child’s nutrition—without turning mealtimes into a daily battle. Hosted by pediatric dietitians, Jen & Danielle, this podcast cuts through the noise of social media trends and generic advice to bring you evidence-based, clinically grounded guidance that actually works in real life. We cover everything from: Picky eating and food refusal Weight concerns (underweight, overweight, and everything in between) Balanced meals and snacks for kids Blood sugar, diabetes Gut health Long-term health not short term fixes Family habits, routines, and the home environment Each episode focuses on what you can actually do as a parent —with clear strategies, realistic expectations, and honest conversations about what works (and what doesn’t). Bec
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Pediatric Dietitian Podcast is your go-to resource for parents who want real, practical solutions to improve their child’s nutrition, without turning mealtimes into a daily battle. Hosted by pediatric dietitians, Jen & Danielle, this podcast cuts through the noise of social media trends and generic advice to bring you evidence-based, clinically grounded guidance that actually works in real life.
Recent episodes include "Ep. 11 Your Kid Needs More Vegetables Than You Think (Fiber + Constipation)" (11 October 2026, 28 minutes), "Ep. 10 Back to School" (22 August 2026, 33 minutes), and "Ep 9. How to Keep Kids' Eating Habits on Track During Summer Break | Part 2" (19 July 2026, 28 minutes).
The Pediatric Dietitian publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 29 minutes across 11 episodes.
Booking probability for The Pediatric Dietitian is 27%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Pediatric Dietitian requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Pediatric Dietitian's contact route on record: public web form.
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The Pediatric Dietitian is a health podcast with 11 episodes published.
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Most parents tell us their kid eats a vegetable two or three times a week. That’s not enough, and it’s usually why we end up talking about constipation. In this episode, Jen and Danielle get into fiber: what it actually...

Episode #10
School's back, and so are the lunchbox questions. Pediatric dietitians Jen and Danielle go through what they see go wrong with school lunches, based on real stories from parents in their practice, and what to do...

Summer throws every routine out the window — camps, trips, grandma's house, gas station snack runs. In this episode, Jen and Danielle break down how to keep your kid's eating habits on track without turning summer into...

Episode #7
<p>In this episode, we cover:</p>When to start solids (and signs your baby is ready)Purees vs. baby-led weaning — and why you don’t have to chooseWhy staying on purees too long can lead to feeding challengesThe...

<p>Is your child a picky eater… or is it something more serious? In this episode of The Pediatric Dietitian Podcast, pediatric dietitians Jen & Danielle break down everything parents need to know about picky...

Episode #5
<p>If your child is struggling with obesity and you feel stuck, overwhelmed, or frustrated — this episode is for you. In this episode, Jen and Danielle (clinical pediatric dietitians) share real-life, practical...

<p>Childhood obesity isn’t caused by one “bad food” or one parenting mistake. In this episode, Jen + Danielle (UCLA clinical pediatric dietitians) break down why childhood obesity is so common, what’s driving it in real...

<p>First-time parent feeding advice online can be so misleading — and it can create unnecessary anxiety around bottles, formula ounces, starting solids, choking fears, and what “healthy” really means. In this episode...

<p>In this episode, Jen + Danielle (UCLA clinical pediatric dietitians) talk about common nutrition mistakes we see every single day—from both pediatricians and first-time parents. This episode is lighthearted, honest...

<p>When should you actually start focusing on your child’s nutrition—before school? Before sports? When picky eating starts? In this episode, Jen + Danielle (UCLA clinical pediatric dietitians) break down the real...
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