Parents: Go From Frustrated to Empowered
Five easy action steps. NO more food power struggles.
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If you’ve ever said…
…you’re not alone.
But you don’t have to hate dinnertime.
Let’s make a difference at YOUR family dinner table with a strategy-filled challenge so that you feel empowered to serve healthy food without stress.
Five Days
One Simple Change Each Day
Totally Free!
Starts October 2nd
One quick video per day on demand, or watch them all at once through 8:00 a.m., Wed, October 9th
Yes to all! The foundations we build are important for ALL kids!
“I really thought No More Picky Eating was just going to be a bunch of โtricksโ to make veggies more like favorite foods; instead what youโre teaching has been so very inspiring and most importantly ACTIONABLE.“
โโ Christina S.
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…and hearing, “Thanks, Mom!” instead of, “Ew!”
About two-thirds of the kids tried a new food during the 5-day challenge, and better yet, 85% of parents felt less stress at the table!
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I’ve heard from literally 1000s of parents over the years about their challenges at the dinner table, and I’ve distilled it down to the essential habits your household needs to begin to solve the picky eating frustrations.
Iโll take you on a journey — we start by figuring out what KIND of picky eater you have and then build the most important habits your household needs to redefine how your kids interact with food.
These simple strategies create results – FAST! Join over 20,000 other alumni of the No More Picky Eating Challenge!
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After employing ONE strategy, Vanessa said:
The [first rule] had brilliant results on its own – oldest child actually now saying she was hungry and sticking around to eat more!
Rachelle was rewarded for her consistency:
The difference is definitely huge!
My sensory-sensitive and aggressively anxious 9yo whose foods don’t even touch the same area of her plate has gone from barely eating supper – and especially protein – to saying things like, “I’m going to try something new…”
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Parents! My job as your teacher in this challenge is to give YOU tools - some that it's best if the kids don't know about - to successfully help guide the kids to a better relationship with food. We serve kids with most of our other goodies here at Kids Cook Real Food, but finally, I get to teach ADULTS. ๐
No worries! Everything we do is recorded and available on your challenge page from day one through 24 hours after the challenge closes. Plenty of time to watch all five 30-minute trainings! If you're busy, try 1.5x speed of course. ๐
Although we do have a private Facebook group, you can get ALL the benefits of the challenge without being part of the social media monster. ๐ You can still get your questions answered even if you're not on Facebook!
When you register, you get the opportunity right away to watch the pre-challenge training, which is on your own schedule and about 25 minutes long. Each day of the challenge (Wed, Thurs, Fri -- Mon, Tues) trainings last no more than 30 minutes. You get the weekend "off" to catch up on recordings and implement the techniques, which should only take a few minutes each day plus some brain power to make new routines and say new things at the dinner table.
In other words, the challenge will take less time than you've spent making or packing special food for your picky eater this month. ๐ The rewards will be BEYOND worth it!
It's always trickier to implement new routines for teenagers, but it's never too late! Each day of the challenge, I'll take a "teen minute" to discuss how to adapt the day's action step for tweens and teens.
Yes! In fact, toddlers are the easiest age group to accept new habits AND the most important. As little ones are developing their sense of self and learning about their world, they're more likely to BECOME picky eaters, but they're also more likely to shift out of it with the proper parenting environment.
I believe all kids can benefit from the 5 action steps you'll take this week. If you have a child you think is a more extreme picky eater, you'll learn that they may be called "problem feeders" in our pre-challenge training about "What Kind of Picky Eater Do You Have?" It's true that they may benefit from feeding therapy, but these foundations that we build are important for ALL kids.
There's no charge for this challenge, because we want to show as many people as possible the HOPE they can have in their child's relationship with food.