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Are you stressed at the thought of mealtimes?
Are you concerned that your child is not eating enough?
Or do you worry that your child is not getting all the nutrients they need?
Getting your child to eat, let alone eat the right foods, does not have to feel like a daily crusade. We’re here to support you!
Our mission is to provide you, the parent, with the knowledge, guidance and advice for you to feel confident in feeding your children. We achieve this through individual consultation, group nutrition talks and specific resources and advice provided by Eve Reed and associates.
End the struggle, the worry and the pressure around feeding.
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I don’t want to get too excited yet, but tonight was nothing short of a miracle.
We had dinner together as a family at 7pm, placed food in the middle (mashed potato, carrots, broccoli, sliced pieces of steak, glasses of milk) and asked the kids to help themselves.
Both the girls heaped rather large portions of everything onto their plates having fun using some small tongs). Lilli struggled a little chewing the steak, but she ate at least two pieces. Jessie didn’t eat her broccoli but she licked it, which is a good start for her.
They both didn’t finish their plates but had yoghurt (and a couple of smarties) for dessert and everyone left the table VERY happy.
Bath time was late (we’ll try and work into our new routine to have baths before dinner) and bed time also late but hey, we’ve decided to pick our battles one at a time.
A. C. Willoughby
Feeding your child is not just about nutrition, although that’s important too. It is also important that you enjoy mealtimes, know what to offer your family to eat and feel competent about feeding.
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