I recently interviewed Jan Chozen Bays, Roshi, a pediatrician specializing in working with abused children and the author of Mindful Eating: A Guide to Rediscovering a Healthy and Joyful Relationship ...

Last week, I wrote about the steady erosion of institutional trust in America, and about how that strands parents, leaving them unsure of whom to trust to help them feed their children the right way.

The most important thing parents can do is give picky eaters repeated opportunities to taste foods without pressuring or ...

For kids and teenagers, what does it mean to be “healthy”? It’s a loaded question as research findings, our habits and our living environments keep shifting and evolving. According to medical experts, ...

Here are practical, positive parenting strategies to encourage healthy eating habits in children without food shaming, body criticism, or guilt while building confidence and lifelong wellness.

Healthy eating starts at home. Here are some expert-backed parenting strategies that help children build lifelong healthy food habits without pressure, guilt, or food shaming.

Kelley Gullo Wight receives funding from the Duke-Ipsos Research Center & Think Tank. Peggy Liu receives funding from the Duke-Ipsos Research Center & Think Tank. Most parents, educators and ...

With her new book, history professor Helen Zoe Veit tackles a fraught, emotionally charged, controversial subject: kids being fussy eaters. The prevailing modern wisdom is that “children have ...

The food children eat does more than just eliminate hunger; it shapes their future. A child’s diet influences their growth, intelligence, immune system and risk of diseases like diabetes and obesity.

Research shows Helping children develop healthy habits at a young age can help lower their risk for heart disease, stroke and other major health problems later in life. that a child’s cardiovascular ...

Young children often display similar eating behavior as their parents, with a parent's own eating style influencing how they feed their children. Young children often display similar eating behaviour ...