Are you using Pressure at Mealtime?

This week on the podcast I am doing a solo episode about identifying if you are you using pressure at mealtime with your child. I discuss all the aspects around using pressure around food to get your kiddo to eat. This is a very common strategy parents use (with best intentions) but it usually backfires and only works temporarily. Tune in to learn more about what to do instead.

Listen to the full episode here

Listen to the full episode to learn how you can:

  • Identify if you are using pressure
  • Avoid using pressure at mealtime
  • Understand the types of pressure
  • Review the outcomes of it on your child’s food relationships and experiences
  • Learn some other supportive ways to do and role model
  • Get some reflective questions to ponder your current approach

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