Jennifer Scribner
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248 appearances
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first heard Jun 2018
last heard Jun 2018
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I don't believe in kid food.
Kids are human beings.
Yes, we need to feed them appropriately, weaning, and that kind of stuff.
But before all these processed foods and packaging and special shapes were invented, they were just eating a mashed up or smaller pieces of what the family ate.
So this whole idea that there is kid food or a special diet that appeals to them is really made up and pushed forth as a commercial.
agenda and it has nothing to do with child nutrition or what children really can eat.
Yeah, it's a really common struggle.
Sure.
Yeah, so I am by education a nutritional therapy practitioner, and I got into this field for my own reasons of wanting to have clear skin.
But what brought me into kind of the current why was working with nutrition, and I'm also a GAPS diet practitioner, gut and psychology syndrome.
I primarily ended up working with kids on the autism spectrum.
sensory processing disorder or with serious gut issues, eczema, life threatening allergies.
And one of the
places I was finding a lot of success was helping people with picky eating one on one.
But then in the wider world I saw so many families
not making any food changes because they were so afraid that their kids wouldn't eat and they couldn't overcome any of this picky eating.
So they're just kind of sitting on the fence there.
feeling like they want to make changes, but not doing it.
And that is what prompted me to write the book.
And that's a message I just don't think is being talked about enough that how doable this is.
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