Getting help
The ‘grab-and-go’ approach to eating
This is the second in a series of articles where I invite you to interrogate how you relate to food and what that might mean for your child. Last week, I explored what it means to be a food-lover, parenting…
The ‘good enough’ parent, the ‘good enough’ meal…
When my eldest daughter (now on the brink of teenage-dom) was a baby, I was studying for my Masters in counselling. I know – crazy – I enrolled when I was pregnant and had no idea what being a mother…
Taking care of you
When we are grappling with how to support our child, this can be all-consuming. We look into different strategies, we read books and do online research so we can learn more about what to do. We get in touch with…
“She won’t starve”
In this post, I express some thoughts that have been brewing for a few years now. We need health professionals to respond to feeding problems in an informed and supportive way.
“She’ll grow out of it!”: Is picky eating just a phase?
Picky eating: Is it just a phase your child will grow out of? No reason to stress? These are the question I tackle in this article.
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