Finding gluten-free snacks for kids that are nutritious, quick, easy, and actually enjoyed by your children can be a daunting task! Although the gluten-free options have improved over the last decade, it’s still a challenge to find snacks that your little one enjoys. 1 in every 300 children have celiac disease in the United States, […]
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As a pediatric dietitian, I know it can be hard to find delicious snacks for kids that are allergy-friendly. These Nut-Free Protein Balls check all the boxes – delicious, easy to make, and adjustable for any allergy needs! Even if you don’t have anyone in your family with a nut allergy, these protein balls come
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Navigating your child’s ADHD can be difficult. And when they’re one of the many kids dealing with both ADHD and picky eating, meal time can be a challenge. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a pattern of inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity that interferes with normal development and daily interactions. These ADHD symptoms often are the
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If your kid is pocketing food, it can be concerning and confusing all at the same time. As odd as it sounds for kids to be holding food in their mouths, it’s actually incredibly common. Although common, pocketing food can be a huge risk for a child’s development. It can lead to inadequate intake, failure
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Food allergies in children can be a daunting and overwhelming topic for parents. In this blog post, we will be reviewing the most frequently asked questions about kid’s food allergies, including what to look out for, how to identify potential allergens, and how to manage food allergies in children. To give some background, here is
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Boost Your Children’s Bone Health with These 10 Foods Your bones develop and become stronger based on the foods that you eat. That’s why eating to support healthy bones is important throughout your life, especially during childhood. Research shows that 5-15-year-olds who develop healthy bones through diet help prevent bone loss later in life (1).
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