
The podcast about the joys (and meltdowns!) of feeding our families and ourselves. Every week we examine how diet culture, body image issues and our own hectic lives get in the way of putting a dinner on the table that we can all feel good about. And we offer practical, road-tested tips to help you make peace with your own eating (or your kid's picky eating!) and find more joy in your family's foo... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 87 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | Kids & FamilyFoodArts | ||||

We're starting this episode with a sad announcement: We're taking another hiatus. (Thanks to COVID, remote schooling, 2020 in general...) But before we go, we're downloading all of our thoughts about the mental load of back to school season — especia... more
We've decided to embrace the lack of childcare and bring the kids on the podcast! This week, almost-7-year-old Violet and 2-year-old Beatrix join Virginia to talk about their favorite foods, least favorite foods, and then a lot about butterflies and ... more
This week, we're talking about some recent food/parenting fails in our own homes — as well as getting into what to do when kids talk about "needing to diet." (Gah!)
Resources for this episode:
Jennifer Berry's Thrive By Spectrum Pediatrics
Lo... more
We've decided to embrace the lack of childcare and bring the kids on the podcast! This week, 8 year yold Linden joins Amy to talk about her favorite foods, least favorite foods, and all her best tips for parents trying to encourage kids to try new fo... more
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Amy’s voice is soooo soothing! I listen for the awesome info and stories and stay for Amy’s voice. Thanks!
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They thoughtfully trashed Chick Pea pasta .. gotta love this plain-spoken chat about food, intuitive eating and feeding families . Bravo!
Fantastic podcast full of practical ideas and suggestions and supportive messaging for parents trying to feed their kids in a lower pressure, intuitive way. Presenters are relatable and accessible— I love how responsive they are to listener questions!
I was so excited when this podcast started but it feels like the host have tunnel vision when it comes to topics and guests. While their intentions are good, the continued coverage of body image and diet culture comes across as just another thing for moms (not dads or just parents) to worry about. Possibly worse? The guests seem to only be affluent, white women, in hetero-normative parenting roles from their hosts own social circles.
Great content and well presented. Love listening to these ladies speak, so engaging :))
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