“Just wait it out. It’s just a phase.”

Sound familiar? That’s what Millie’s pediatrician told her when she complained that her daughter had stopped eating. So she waited… and waited… and waited.

Until she finally decided she was DONE sitting on her hands hoping something would magically change.

In this special New Year’s episode, I’m sharing Millie’s story—and why January is actually the PERFECT time to reverse picky eating (especially after the holiday cookie/cracker/candy spiral we’ve all been living through).

In this episode:

Here’s the truth: picky eating isn’t the problem—it’s a SYMPTOM of something deeper. You can spend all your energy mopping up the puddle, or you can fix the pipe

Millie saw results in ONE WEEK. Within a month, her daughter was eating “heaps of food like someone turned on a switch.” No more stress. Relaxed food culture. Normal weight gain. (And she’s not special—she just used a method that works!)

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You’re perfectly positioned to help your child. Let’s make it happen

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You’re asking a reasonable thing. Your kid refuses. You get frustrated. They melt down. Sound familiar?

Here’s the plot twist: what if the problem isn’t that your kid is being stubborn—it’s that you’re unknowingly asking them to do something their brain literally can’t do yet?

In this episode, I’m breaking down 3 things parents expect picky eaters to do that they simply CAN’T. And when we don’t realize these expectations are unrealistic, we accidentally create the perfect storm for power struggles, meltdowns, and even worse picky eating.

In this episode:

This isn’t about lowering the bar—it’s about understanding their actual developmental capabilities so you can set them up for SUCCESS instead of frustration

When we ask too much, kids either shut down and get pickier OR people-please their way through meals (neither is what we want!).

Ready to stop the guessing game?

My FREE training teaches you my proven root cause approach to reverse picky eating. You’ll learn how to understand what your kid is actually experiencing at the table and how to show up in a way that helps them eat new foods. Click here to sign up!

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If you could go back and start over with your picky eater, what would you do differently?

In this episode, I’m sharing the 5 things I wish I’d known from the beginning—whether your kid just started getting picky, you’re in the trenches right now, or you’re trying to prevent it with a baby who’s eating everything.

The best part? You can start doing ALL of these things today. No time machine required

In this episode:

This isn’t just about what I did wrong—it’s about understanding the ROOT CAUSE of picky eating. Because sometimes it’s not a strategy issue… it’s a nervous system safety issue

Resources mentioned:

Whether you have a baby, toddler, or older kid—these strategies will help you raise a confident, independent eater

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Today, we’re focusing on ‘safe foods’ for toddlers. We’ll discuss why these foods are essential for picky eaters and strategies for when your child only wants to eat their safe food or suddenly rejects it. This episode provides practical tips for introducing new foods and maintaining a balanced diet. Join me as we tackle these common feeding challenges with effective solutions.

Click here to take my free workshop to help identify why picky eating is happening and how to start reversing it.

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Head over to my Instagram account @nutrition.for.littles where I drop almost daily content helping you change the mealtime environment in your home (make sure to watch my stories where I teach and explain in more detail!)

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Thanks for tuning in, until next week mamas!

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In this episode, I’m tackling the 5 most common phrases parents hear about picky eating and the 5 things we often say to our picky eaters—revealing the surprising thread that connects them.

Together, we’ll break down what these phrases really mean, why they show up so often, and how understanding them can actually help you feel more empowered at the table. If you’ve ever felt stuck in the picky eating cycle, this episode will give you the insights you need to make positive shifts.

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We’re keeping it quick and powerful today with a rapid-fire Q&A —three of the most common picky eating questions I’ve been getting lately (and the answers that’ll change everything for your mealtimes).

In this short but packed episode, I’m tackling:
How to know if you’re accidentally making picky eating worse (and why it’s not your fault)
What to do when your child refuses everything you serve—without turning dinner into a battle of wills
How to finally get your partner on the same page so you’re not sending mixed messages at the table

These are the questions that every parent of a picky eater wrestles with—and I’m giving you the practical, real-world strategies to handle them with calm, confidence, and connection

In this episode:

Next steps:

You’ve got this, mama—picky eating doesn’t have to run your mealtime anymore.

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If meal times feel like a battlefield and you’re exhausted from bribing, begging, and negotiating just to get your kid to eat something—this episode is for you

I’m breaking down exactly why your kid is picky, why nothing you’ve tried has worked long-term, and most importantly—how to actually fix it. Because if it’s been longer than six weeks, it’s not a phase anymore. It’s a pattern.

In this episode:

Listen, I know what it feels like to be defeated at the table. But you’re perfectly positioned to help your kid eat new foods. They can, and they will, with the right tools and framework

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Let’s make meal times peaceful again

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The holidays are full of food, family, and let’s be honest a whole lot of pressure . In this episode, we’re talking all about how to navigate holiday meals with your picky eater without the stress, bribes, or tears.

You’ll learn how to set your child up for success before the big meal even starts, handle those family comments with confidence, and actually enjoy the holidays again (yes, really!). From managing expectations to creating calm around the table, I’m giving you my best holiday-tested tips so you can trade mealtime meltdowns for connection and peace.

In this episode:

Why holidays can make picky eating feel worse (and how to prevent it)

The difference between intentional and inherent pressure

How to plan ahead so mealtime isn’t make-or-break

What to say when someone comments on your child’s eating

Why “bonus meals” might be your new holiday secret weapon

How to introduce holiday foods before the big day for smoother success

Bonus resources mentioned:

My free training on how to reverse picky eating in under an hour (most parents see results in two weeks!)

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Let’s make this holiday season the year your picky eater thrives—and you finally get to sit back and enjoy it, too.

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If you’ve ever found yourself dreading mealtime , begging your toddler to “just take one bite,” or cooking two (or three!) different dinners every night , this one’s for you. In today’s episode, I’m taking you back to the season that started it all—the days when my oldest was what I lovingly call a breaditarian .

I’m sharing what it really looked like in our home when picky eating took over—how guilt, frustration, and pressure shaped our family meals, and the shift that finally turned everything around. You’ll learn the single biggest mistake most parents make (without realizing it), why pressure doesn’t actually work, and what to do instead to start transforming your mealtimes—without guilt, bribery, or begging.

By the end of this episode, you’ll see that picky eating isn’t something you just have to “wait out.” There’s a better way—and it starts with understanding what’s really going on beneath the surface.

In this episode:

Next steps:

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Desserts without drama? Yes, please. In this candid, mom-and-dad chat, I bring my husband Josh on to talk about how we handle sweets at home—without bribes, battles, or obsession. We unpack the counterintuitive strategy of serving dessert with meals, the fears that come up (sugar! meltdowns!), and what actually happened when we offered puppy chow alongside dinner. You’ll hear how “loving limits,” body-listening, and simple family traditions can lower the power of treats and bring more peace (and fun) to your table.

If you’re tired of the sugar battles and want to know exactly how to handle desserts in your home, join me for my brand-new Desserts Without Drama Workshop.
I’ll walk you step-by-step through my proven process for helping kids stop obsessing over sweets, handle treats with ease, and build lifelong healthy habits—without restriction or bribery.

Save your spot here: Join the Desserts Without Drama Workshop

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