Healthy Parenting Handbook with Katie Kimball 002: A Pediatrician Speaks on What Kids Should Eat with Dr. Elisa Song
We all know that most pediatricians get about 2 hours of nutrition training, which means some of them give food advice and probably shouldn’t and most don’t bother with food at all.
But FOOD is the ROOT CAUSE of so much of what ails our kids!
Dr. Song goes above and beyond normal MD training with all her holistic background and she’s 150% qualified to tell us a little about our kids’ diets.
Today we’ll talk about:
- What has changed in the “kid food” scene in the last 50 years
- What is the worst “food” kids are eating these days
- How food additives can affect behavior
- What kids should be eating to fuel their bodies
- Practical tips for how we as parents can feed our kids well (and teach them to make healthy choices for themselves!)
Don’t you just love Dr. Song? She’s about the only reason I’d ever consider moving to California, just so that she could be our kids’ doctor. I’m so honored to share her wisdom with you today!!!
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Find Dr. Elisa Song on her site Healthy Kids, Happy Kids or on Facebook or Instagram. You can also sign up for her video course here. (Affiliate link)
Resources We Mention About Feeding Kids
- My previous interview with Dr. Song
- Healthy Snacks Skill Lab
- Healthy Breakfast Skill Lab
- We show some healthy snack options on the news in this video
- The Feingold Diet
- Healthy Kids, Happy Kids article on food dyes
- How to make bone broth
- Fish oil post on Kitchen Stewardship
- Mudball recipe – contains pumpkin seeds for zinc!
- My eBooks with healthy snack and healthy breakfast recipes
- A bunch of breakfast recipes that include veggies (Like these egg and veggie bites!)
- Kitchen Stewardship
- Kids Cook Real Food
- follow Katie on Instagram or Facebook
- Subscribe to the newsletter to get weekly updates
- YouTube shorts channel for HPH
- Find the Healthy Parenting Handbook at kidscookrealfood.com/podcast
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