NEW YORK TIMES // SEPTEMBER 2020
The pandemic has disrupted kids’ normal snack habits. Here are small ways to bring back a flexible eating schedule.
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NEW YORK TIMES // SEPTEMBER 2020
The pandemic has disrupted kids’ normal snack habits. Here are small ways to bring back a flexible eating schedule.
NEW YORK TIMES // AUGUST 2020
The constant feeding of our children without a break can compound parental eating issues.
PARENTS // JULY 2020
Surround your kids with books, let them choose the pages they want to turn, and you’ll inspire them to think big and never stop.
NEW YORK TIMES // JULY 2020
The pandemic and loss of jobs have forced food programs to shut down or change operations. Financial assistance programs also have struggled with more families applying for help.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN // JULY 2020
Focusing on body size isn’t making people healthier. Some clinicians are trying a different approach
NEW YORK TIMES // JUNE 2020
For children, a family-style meal can expose them to new foods, help them feel in control and allow them to recognize fullness cues.
MEDIUM // MAY 2020
Men aren’t part of the body positivity movement, but they need to be.
If you spend any amount of time writing and thinking about kids’ relationship with food and their bodies, a tip you’ll run into early and often is to serve meals “family style.” This means you stop pre-plating your kids’ meals …
NEW YORK TIMES // MAY 2020
How parents in food-insecure households are stretching meals and struggling to nourish their kids during the pandemic.
Hello from our isolation, we made a rainbow window this week. Which I’m posting not to make you feel like you aren’t quarantining right if you haven’t done an elaborate art project with your kids. But actually just to say—this …
An exploration, both personal and deeply reported, of how we learn to eat in today’s toxic food culture.
