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Raising Well Nourished Kids Georgia Harding & Jane Faulkner
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We all want to raise healthy, emotionally resilient, food-adventurous kids, but what does that actually look like and how do we do it?
This podcast is a place for deep conversations and practical guidance about what it takes to raise well nourished kids, in every sense of the word. We tackle all the big topics from setting boundaries and creating healthy eating habits to instilling a good food culture in your household and fostering body positivity.
There’s a lot of information out there, much of it contradictory and confusing. This leaves parents overwhelmed and anxious about the ‘right’ thing to do when it comes to their child’s health and wellbeing. It’s time to reimagine a way to parent in this modern world that supports health, connection and the relational wellbeing of our families and precious children.
Every week we’ll bring you a new episode that draws on our combined 40 years of knowledge and experience in the fields of child psychology, behaviour and nutrition, as well as our own personal journey’s of raising healthy, thriving teenagers, in the hopes of bringing you some much needed clarity along with simple, proven strategies to help you raise well nourished kids.
We’re here to support you to support your young people in developing healthy eating habits and positive relationships with and through food.
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15. Navigating conflicting health values in parenting: A guide for partners & co-parents
In this insightful podcast episode, hosts Georgia Harding and Jane Faulkner address a common challenge faced by many parents: differing health values between partners.They explore how to navigate this issue whether parents are living together or separated so that there is harmony in how you tackle your kids' health and wellbeing.Key takeawaysHealthy communication - how to master thisHow to model healthy behaviour as a teamThe statements that are great to foster respectful communication betwee...
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14. When your kids crave junk. Why it happens and how to get them off the junk food train
In this podcast episode, Georgia and Jane delve into why children are naturally drawn to junk and processed foods, particularly sugar-laden treats. They explain how the human brain's reward system, designed to ensure survival, is hijacked by processed foods that release dopamine, making kids crave these foods more. Learn how to transition kids to whole foods gradually, to help with all the negative health issues that accompany processed diets.Key Takeaways:Learn the biological drive that has ...
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13. Nourishing yourself as a parent. Why it’s so important and how to do it.
In this podcast episode, Georgia Harding and Jane Faulkner discuss the importance of self-care and nurturing for parents and caregivers. They highlight the challenges faced by parents in today's society, where the focus often remains solely on the needs of children and families, neglecting the essential role of self-care for effective parenting.In sharing their own personal experiences and observations as parents/mothers, they explain that taking care of oneself isn't selfish but rather cruci...
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12. Hiding vegetables in your kids food: the do’s the don'ts and how to find the right balance
Join Georgia Harding and Jane Faulkner as they unravel the age-old debate on whether to hide or not to hide food for picky eaters. Discover the short-term benefits and long-term pitfalls of concealing veggies and nourishing ingredients in meals, and explore practical strategies to transition from hiding to fostering a genuine love for whole foods.Learn why addressing nutritional deficiencies through hidden ingredients can kickstart healthier eating habits. Explore the delicate balance of...
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11. Nourishing your kids tummies: Unlocking the secrets of digestive health for kids
In this podcast episode, Georgia Harding and Jane Faulkner discuss simple everyday strategies to support children's digestive health. They emphasise the critical role of a healthy gut in overall well-being, drawing on the ancient wisdom that "all disease starts in the gut." You will learn practical tips, such as avoiding cold foods as well as the importance of understanding individual needs and gradually implementing sustainable changes tailored to each child's requirements. By followin...
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10. Navigating Toddler Mealtime Tantrums: Strategies for battles at the dinner table
In this week’s episode, Georgia and Jane tackle a common parental struggle: dealing with toddlers who refuse to sit at the table during mealtimes. As children assert their independence, boundaries are tested, often resulting in mealtime battles.Join us as we delve into the developmental aspects behind this behaviour and explore effective strategies to foster healthy eating habits and family dynamics. From creating comfortable dining environments to setting clear expectations, we provide pract...
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