<p class='' style='white-space: pre-wrap;' data-pm-slice='1 1 []'> Instead of complete overhauls, it’s usually more effective to focus on tiny gains over time. This is especially true if we want our kids to become accustomed to a variety of nutritious foods—the long game matters more than short term. Listen for some practical examples of tiny gains if you want to increase the amount of produce you offer. 1 of 3</p>

Instead of complete overhauls, it’s usually more effective to focus on tiny gains over time. This is especially true if we want our kids to become accustomed to a variety of nutritious foods—the long game matters more than short term. Listen for some practical examples of tiny gains if you want to increase the amount of produce you offer. 1 of 3

<p> Instead of complete overhauls, it’s usually more effective to focus on tiny gains over time. This is especially true if we want our kids to become accustomed to a variety of nutritious foods—the long game matters more than short term. Listen for some practical examples of tiny gains if you want to increase the amount of produce you offer. 1 of 3</p>

31. Tiny Shifts for Sustainable Improvements (Example 1: Offer More Produce)

This podcast is for parents and caregivers who want to orient ourselves toward a future where everyone can flourish. And to do that, we are learning to recognize and resist the ways Dominance Culture shows up in our lives and homes. Here you'll find conversations and practices that support us in our journey. I'm Rachel Alva. I’m a parent myself, a former elementary teacher, and a justice-centered parenting coach. Over the last 17 years, I've worked closely with over a thousand kids to learn how to lead in ways that meaningfully share power, so that we can prepare our kids for the kind of future they deserve. Our homes will never be perfect, but they can be mini-havens where we and our kids learn that justice is possible and worth pursuing.

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31. Tiny Shifts for Sustainable Improvements (Example 1: Offer More Produce)

31. Tiny Shifts for Sustainable Improvements (Example 1: Offer More Produce)