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 […]
Tag Archives: food psychology
Oh Pumpkin, My Pumpkin
‘Tis the season for pumpkins. For years, I overlooked pumpkin as anything more than a spooky Hallowe’en doorstep decoration until I realized the nutritional benefits of eating it. Pumpkin puree […]
Finding Our Way
I tend to look at life in general as a journey. As I cross more and more names of experts off my list, I feel more and more like this […]
Boldly Going… Boldly
If you’re a geek like me, you’ve probably seen an episode or two of Star Trek. A 24th century sickbay is a haven of effective treatments and cures for unheard […]
Dining with a Pint-sized Critic without the Frustration
Dining with a picky eater is like trying to cook risotto in Hell’s Kitchen. No matter how well prepared or delicious the meal is, you just know someone is going […]
Mealtime Hostage 