
Nutrition for the Early Years – Guilt-Free Guidance for Feeding Your Family
Nutrition for the Early Years is a pediatric nutrition podcast for parents seeking evidence-based guidance on infant feeding, toddler nutrition, and child health. Hosted by dual pediatrician + registered dietitian Dr. Liz Daniels, this show explores newborn and infant nutrition, introducing solids, baby-led weaning, compl... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 45 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NutritionHealth & FitnessKids & FamilyParenting | |||

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Are you tired of cooking separate meals for your picky eater, only to feel guilty when they refuse what's on the table? You're not alone! In this episode of Nutrition for the Early Years, Dr. Liz Daniels shares practical ways to sto... more
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Could getting your kids involved in the kitchen be the secret to less stressful meals and happier eaters? In this episode of Nutrition for the Early Years, Dr. Liz Daniels welcomes Chef Dennis Littley, founder of Ask Chef Dennis, to... more
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Feeding a grandbaby? A lot has changed since you had babies, and it’s not your fault.
In this episode, Dr. Liz Daniels (pediatrician and registered dietitian) walks through an antiquated baby food book to show what’s changed in sta... more
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Could grandparents play a key role in preventing food allergies in babies? In this episode of Nutrition for the Early Years, Dr. Liz Daniels shares a practical, reassuring guide to introducing common allergens like peanuts and eggs.... more
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As both a parent and a pediatrician, I want the very best for the children in my home and in my practice. Feeding and caring for children goes far beyond counting calories, proteins, fats, and carbohydrates. This podcast brings a thoughtful, human perspective to something that should be meaningful and shared. It challenges us to grow—not only for ourselves, but for our children. I would strongly encourage any parent or anyone who works with children to take the time to listen and start the conve... more
Dr. Liz is absolutely amazing. I love how I feel like I'm talking to a best friend. As a mom, you can feel like you're trying all the things and unsure if any of it is right. It's nice to hear that you don't have to be perfect, just informed and confident. Dr. Liz brings the evidence-based guidance you actually need without the fear-based messaging that leaves you second-guessing every bite your kid takes. As a fellow dietitian and mom, I deeply respect how she helps families build a positive re... more
Episode 3 especially felt like the warm hug I needed; wish I listened to it a year and a half ago, but that’s ok! Glad I listened. Thank you!
This podcast actually brought me to tears, finally accepting the “OKness” of my grief and feelings of failure from 45+ years ago. As a grandmother and great grandmother, I’m so happy new moms can have a different perspective on this great journey that lasts a lifetime.
The information is priceless and I can’t wait to hear more. Thank you, Lunchbox Reformation, for your service to the children and the parents who love them.
This first episode was such a joy to listen to. Hearing her origin story from becoming a dietician, to medical school, to motherhood, and ultimately pediatrics—gave real insight into the heart behind the care she provides. As a parent of children with multiple medical needs, we’ve seen many doctors over the years, and she truly stands out as the best. She has an incredible way of connecting with families, filling us with clear, valuable information, and equipping us with practical resources so ... more
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This show delivers evidence-based guidance for parents navigating infant to early childhood nutrition, feeding routines, and healthy relationships with food. Across episodes, the host and guests tackle practical topics like introducing solids, goat milk vs. cow milk formulas, ARFID in young athletes, allergen exposure, feeding strategies for toddlers, and managing feeding anxiety with a calm, science-backed approach. Guests frequently include pediatricians, dietitians, and feeding specialists, offering clear frameworks, real-life anecdotes, and actionable tips for families. A notable strength is the blend of clinical expertise with empathetic, parent-facing coaching, making difficult feeding decisions more approachable without fear-based me... more
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Recent guests on Nutrition for the Early Years include:
1. Dennis Littley
2. Elena Medo
3. Dr. Michelle Hjelm
4. Whitney Casares
5. Kim Grenawitzke
6. Kary Rappaport
7. Val Warner
8. Dr. Ari Brown
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