Jill Castle

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540 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2017 last heard Nov 2022

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you know, really get more of those nutrient rich foods into the diet in a reasonable, meaningful way.
developed?
That's a great question.
And I will say that probably everybody who comes to me with any problem, and I treat lots of different problems, have that same feeling.
So it's not just isolated to families who are dealing with ADHD.
But the good news is when we peel back the curtain, yes, we see the ugly stuff, but there's so much we can work on.
And I think that that's where I try to keep the focus on the positive aspects of, hey,
You probably didn't know this.
So we all make mistakes from a lack of knowledge.
And that is in part why I do what I do, because I don't feel that parents have ever been well equipped with nutrition, education or knowledge from the beginning.
So they're already, you know, parents today have babies and they're at a disadvantage when it comes to nutrition.
We don't do anything as a country to really
educate those first-time parents about feeding and proper nutrition.
And we sort of go about it in a reactive way.
Hey, you have a problem, so go see a dietician.
And then, well, hey, you didn't feed your baby any iron-fortified foods in the first year of life.
Well, that's why there's a problem.
Mm-hmm.
And it's a reactive way of addressing issues.
And so I acknowledge and I'm very empathetic to the embarrassment and the shame and the guilt that can go with this.
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