Medical

How to Help your Child Stay Regular (Yes, We Mean Pooping)

On September 18, 2023 / GI Issues, Nutrition Info, Nutrition Tips, Uncategorized

Tags: constipation, diet, Exercise, fiber, GI, milk

Poop. We all do it, but it can feel funny to talk about. Luckily, as Dietitians, we love to talk about poop! Regular and consistent pooping (stooling, in medical speak) is very important to our health. When we aren’t having soft, consistent stools, it affects how we

August September Bi-Monthly Newsletter 2023!

On August 23, 2023 / About the Practice, Age / Milestones, Ask the Dietitian, Complex Medical Issues, Families, Feeding Tube, Grade School age (5-9), Healthy Eating, Healthy Weight, How To, Infants / Toddlers (0-3), Medical, Nutrition Info, Nutrition Tips, Pre-School (3-5), Recipes, Teens (13-18), Tweens (9-12)

Tags: busy families, family mealtimes, feeding tube, fruits and vegetables, healthy body weight, healthy eating, healthy eating habits, interview, oral eater, physical activity, picky eating, recipes, registered dietitian, tube feed

Check out our August September Bi-Monthly Newsletter to read about our featured nutrition topic: Kids Eat Right Month! We also want to thank you for being a part of our community! Click the link below to read our newsletter! Read our August September Bi-Monthly Newsletter!

Ask the Dietitian: What to Say: How to Discuss Diet and Weight Issues with a Child or Teen

On July 14, 2023 / Age / Milestones, Ask the Dietitian, Families, Grade School age (5-9), Healthy Eating, Healthy Weight, Infants / Toddlers (0-3), Medical, Nutrition Tips, Pre-School (3-5), Teens (13-18), Tweens (9-12), Uncategorized

Tags: behavior, BMI, body, body image, boundaries, diet, dietitian, Exercise, family meals, food, guidelines, healthy eating, healthy weight, kids nutrition, meal planning, Meals, nutrition, overweight, pediatric dietitian, physical activity, research, underweight, what to say

I am frequently asked how to discuss diet and weight issues with a child or teen. My go-to answer is “Don’t”. However, I recognize that this does not fully address the concerns of parents, family members, and other health professionals. Recently, an article was shared with me

Summer Newsletter 2023!

On June 30, 2023 / About the Practice, Age / Milestones, Ask the Dietitian, Complex Medical Issues, Families, Feeding Tube, GI Issues, Grade School age (5-9), Healthy Eating, Healthy Weight, How To, Infants / Toddlers (0-3), Medical, Nutrition Info, Nutrition Tips, Pre-School (3-5), Recipes, Success Stories, Teens (13-18), Tweens (9-12)

Tags: antioxidants, baby led weaning, cool desserts, cooler, Early intervention, feeding tube, fruits and vegetables, fueling for sports, guacamole, healthy cooler, healthy eating, ice cream, interview, oral eater, overweight, packing a healthy cooler, patient story, popsicles, private patient, purees, recipes, registered dietitian, short order cook, sports nutrition, sports recovery, summer recipes, trach, tube feed

Check out our Summer Newsletter to read about our featured nutrition topics! We also want to thank you for being a part of our community! Click the link below to read our newsletter! Read our Summer Newsletter!

Baby Led Weaning or Purees: Which is Best for my Child? Ask the Dietitian!

On May 31, 2023 / Age / Milestones, Ask the Dietitian, Families, Healthy Eating, How To, Infants / Toddlers (0-3), Medical, Nutrition Tips, Uncategorized

Tags: ask the dietitian, baby, baby development, baby eating, baby food, baby led weaning, dietitian, growth, healthy growth, healthy weight, introduction to solids, nutrition tips, pediatric nutrition, puree

Baby Led Weaning or Purees: Which is Best for My Child? This is an area that is of hot debate in the parenting community to do baby led weaning or purees. Luckily the answer is EITHER or BOTH! Both styles of feeding can support healthy growth and

Overweight

On April 28, 2023 / Age / Milestones, Ask the Dietitian, Families, Grade School age (5-9), Healthy Eating, Healthy Weight, Infants / Toddlers (0-3), Medical, Nutrition Tips, Pre-School (3-5), Teens (13-18), Tweens (9-12), Uncategorized

Tags: behavior, BMI, body image, boundaries, breast feeding, diet, dietitian, family meals, feeding issues, food, guidelines, healthy eating, healthy weight, kids nutrition, meal planning, Meals, nutrition, overweight, pediatric dietitian, research, underweight

Can we talk about a sensitive subject? I’d like to share my perspective and experience from where I have landed after 24 years as a pediatric dietitian. Overweight. I see children and families for being overweight, underweight, and everything in between. Families often reach out for nutrition

Special Edition Spring Newsletter featuring National Nutrition Month

On March 16, 2023 / About the Practice, Age / Milestones, Complex Medical Issues, Families, GI Issues, Grade School age (5-9), Healthy Eating, Healthy Weight, Infants / Toddlers (0-3), Medical, Nutrition in the News, Nutrition Info, Nutrition Tips, Pre-School (3-5), Teens (13-18), Tweens (9-12)

Tags: constipation, Exercise, farmer's market, FODMAPS, food safety, garden, Gardening, healthy eating, herbs, hydration, IBS, insoluble fiber, meal routine, meal time routine, national nutrition month, nutrition plan, organic, physical activitiy, plant based diet, plant-based, plant-based protein, planting, probiotic, registered dietitian, sports nutrition, sports recovery, spring garden, spring gardening, sustainability, variety, vegetables, whole grains, withholding

Check out our Special Edition Spring Newsletter featuring National Nutrition Month to read about our featured nutrition topics! We also want to thank you for being a part of our community! Click the link below to read our newsletter! https://conta.cc/3mRZAQh

Winter Newsletter

On February 10, 2023 / About the Practice, Age / Milestones, Complex Medical Issues, Families, Grade School age (5-9), Healthy Weight, Infants / Toddlers (0-3), Nutrition Info, Pre-School (3-5), Teens (13-18), Tweens (9-12)

Tags: ADHD, Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, breakfast routine, Exercise, garden, Gardening, healthy eating, herbs, hydration, meal routine, meal time routine, nutrition plan, Nutrition with ADHD, physical activitiy, planting, sports nutrition, spring garden, spring gardening, staying active in the winter, staying active with winter activities, supplement, vegetables, winter, winter activities

Read our Winter Newsletter to stay up to date with what’s happening at Feed to Succeed. Click the link below to read what’s new and our Featured Nutrition Topics in our Winter Newsletter. https://conta.cc/3O9X01X

Spring Newsletter

On May 9, 2022 / About the Practice, Allergies, Complex Medical Issues, Featured, Feeding Tube, Grade School age (5-9), Healthy Eating, Infants / Toddlers (0-3), Meet the Staff, Nutrition Info, Nutrition Tips, Podcast, Success Stories, Teens (13-18), Tweens (9-12)

Tags: baby, feeding issues, fruit and veggies, how to get kids to eat vegetables, newsletter, nutrition, pediatric nutrition, sports nutrition, tube feeding, vegetables, vitamin

Read our Spring Newsletter to stay up to date with what’s happening at Feed to Succeed. Click the link below to gain access to the newsletter. https://conta.cc/3w4VqWd

Food Allergy Awareness Week

On May 2, 2022 / Age / Milestones, Allergies, Families, Grade School age (5-9), Infants / Toddlers (0-3), Nutrition Info, Pre-School (3-5), Teens (13-18), Tweens (9-12)

Tags: allergen, child food allergy, Food Allergy, food allergy symptoms, Food Intolerance, immune response, ingredients, nutrition label

What is Food Allergy Awareness Week? May 8th through May 15th, 2022 is Food Allergy Awareness Week! Over 32 million Americans have a serious food allergy, which can impact up to 85 million Americans when you account for all the people who shop for, cook for, and