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Don't Salt My Game | With Laura Thomas, PhD

EP67 - How to Raise an Intuitive Eater w/ Catherine Lippe of Lippe Nutrition

10 Nov 2017

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Today we're talking to Catherine Lippe, a Registered Nutritionist who specialises in paediatric and maternal nutrition, about how to raise intuitive eaters. The things we say, how we act, and what we *think* kids should do can all influence how kids relate to food, and sometimes we do or say things with the best of intentions, that can totally backfire. Catherine shares her tips for things to look out for and we share a model for child feeding that helps take the pressure off parents, and helps the kid build a sense of autonomy and independence around food. The goal here is to help kids preserve their innate hunger and fullness cues and have a healthy relationship to food. We also discuss why restriction of certain foods might actually lead to eating MORE of those foods in the long run, and why it might not be the best idea to use creative coercion tactics to get kids to eat their veg! We just scratched the surface of things to talk about related to raising kids who have a happy, healthy relationship to food, so make sure you check out the show notes for more resources. SHOW SPONSOR Switch up your lunch game with our great new sponsor, MealPal - get out of the lunchtime funk, discover new places, and save money. BOOM. SHOW NOTES {Catherine's Website} {Catherine on Instagram | Twitter | Facebook} {Ellyn Satter's Division of Responsibility in Feeding} {Ellyn Satter's Secrets of Feeding a Healthy Family} {The Body Book} {I Love the Shape of Me} {The Child Feeding Guide}

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