Ways to Talk about Food with Toddlers

How should we talk about food with toddlers? Many of us think we should extol all the health values of food in the hopes it will motivate little people to eat better.

Unfortunately, that isnt what happens.

In the early years, food education is very basic, and shouldnt have anything to do with long-term health outcomes.

In this video, Im covering how to talk about food with toddlers, including their capacity to learn, dichotomous language that can harm, and three ways to build food knowledge without causing damage to the toddlers growing relationship with food.

Because how we talk about food with toddlers builds their food knowledge, vocabulary, and attitudes (including biases!) later.

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This is How You Build Toddler Healthy Eating Habits https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5HL0vc4618c

My Toddler Only Wants Sweets! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIDpEWqSwi0

The Best Foods for Toddler Brain Development https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ozq56DPQrfs&t=13s


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