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#58: Angela Wallace | The Uncomplicated Way To Feed Your Kids, Avoiding The Fads And Information Hype And Getting Back To Basics For Healthy Kids

#58: Angela Wallace | The Uncomplicated Way To Feed Your Kids, Avoiding The Fads And Information Hype And Getting Back To Basics For Healthy Kids

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Are your kids eating well? If you're a parent struggling to get healthy food into your kids, or overwhelmed with information overload on nutrition and not sure what's right, this conversation with Nutritionist Angela Wallace will help you find a few solutions with basic principles that always work. Angela shares ways to embrace cooking for your family even if you're not comfortable in the kitchen, how parents can model healthy food choices, and why planning meals is so helpful for busy families. We also discuss ways to reframe your attitude towards food, the mind-body-food connection, and how food offers us so much more than just nutrients for our body.

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