Turning Food Into Fun Learning Games At School
The topic of Health as a subject at school came up during yesterday’s dinner, specifically, how boring it is to be told what to eat … “All. The. Time.” <insert […]
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Healthy Eating Curriculum: Is it?
Parents around the world want their children to have a healthy lunch either packed from home or available to students at school. While many school districts have set nutritional standards for […]
Mealtime Musings: Needs Matter
Anxiety is a typical response to any situation perceived as uncontrollable or unavoidable. Taking a test, giving a presentation, or any situation (including eating) where the outcome is unknown will create a […]
Food Refusal: Who’s Calling Whom Manipulative?
For reasons other than eating, I’ve been drawn to the work of Dr. Ross Greene and his approach to managing challenging behaviour. His work with behaviourally challenged kids looks at […]
Feeding a Need
Breathing, food, water, sleep… these are basic needs. As a parent, it’s our responsibility to provide these basic needs to our children. It’s not like clothing and shelter where we […]
Mealtime Hostage 