Shocking Truth about Kids who Eat & Watch

Shocking Truth about Kids who Eat & Watch In this episode, we discuss the effects of screen time during mealtime on children. Led by a trauma-informed parenting coach Rahela Tayyabi, the conversation with Zahra Jani covers how constant screen exposure and distractions can lead to food dependency, affect a child’s development, and disrupt natural hunger cues.   We explore practical steps parents can take to make mealtime screen-free and emphasize the importance of establishing a positive relationship with food. The discussion is packed with valuable insights for parents striving to create healthier eating habits for their children. About Rahela Tayyebi Today’s guest is Rahela Tayyebi, a trauma-informed parenting coach who helps parents turn everyday parenting struggles into strong emotional connections. In this episode, she breaks down the emotional and developmental effects of screen-based feeding habits in toddlers, and makes us reflect deeply on the devil’s warning of mobile addiction for kids.  She helps us understand not just the “what” but the “why” behind our children’s growing screen dependency, and how we can shift toward mindful, connected mealtimes.  https://www.instagram.com/imperfectbusymom?igsh=cmZyNnd2N3NleTIw  Chapters 00:00 Introduction  01:48 Personal Journey and Struggles 05:37 The Impact of Screens 10:12 Breaking the Dependency Cycle 14:17 Trusting Your Child’s Hunger Cues 18:36 The Broader Implications  23:06 Understanding Food Dependency  23:27 Identifying Problematic Habits 24:40 Establishing Mealtime Policies 26:53 Managing Withdrawal Symptoms 27:10 Strategies for Reducing Screen Time 31:20 Screen Time and Joint Families 39:39 Modelling Behaviour  42:15 Introducing New Foods  44:21 Final Thoughts  #beingmomandbeyondpodcast  #screentime #screenaddiction #mindfuleating #kidsscreentime #parentindpodcast  #overeating  #parentingtips #momlife  #motherhood  #healthyscreenhabits  #kidsandscreens 

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