Kids Eating & Nutrition

Articles in Kids Eating & Nutrition

By Gracie1402 5 comments
As a parent of a precious son who happens to have A.D.H.D., I know how trying at times it can be in so many ways. We all want the very best for our children and when life presents special challenges, sometimes parents need some assurance that it ... more »
By eHow Parenting Editor 0 comments
When your child has braces, it's important to teach him not only how to clean them but also how to choose foods that are safe for him to eat. Follow these steps to make the correct food selections for a child with braces in order to protect your ... more »
By MuchUpside 0 comments
Children who become picky eaters miss out on the joys of experiencing a full variety of foods and while limiting their intake of vital nutrients. Picky eaters tend to cling to “comfort” foods that are composed of simple carbohydrates, such as ... more »
By John O'Mahony 1 comments
One in every 3 kids growing up today will become an overweight adult. That’s why it’s so important for parents to deal with childhood obesity to prevent a generation of young people being the first to live shorter lives than their parents... more »
By Tumerica 0 comments
Your preschool child must have a tonsillectomy and you are worried: how do you help your child feel better about the scary thing that is going to happen to her? Here are a few tips to help the medicine go down easier... more »
By khopkins75 0 comments
We all know how hard it is to get our kids to eat right and exercise. Not every child is that perfect child that listens so carefully to what you say and replies yes mother. After consulting Doctor's and counselors and being a fitness trainer ... more »
By DanielZielaski 0 comments
It is difficult to know what has come into contact with your produce before it reaches your kitchen table. The recent concern for marginally contaminated produce has caused a great deal of companies to raise profits by offering consumers ... more »
By Laura Brumback 0 comments
Children with Sensory Integration issues often go through phases where they are only interested in food of a particular texture, such as "squishy," "crunchy," or "smooth," and/or a particular temperature. At two ... more »
By CCrock 0 comments
I've always been a chocoholic and loved baking. However I was never into eating my veggies. This is my mom's fabulous low fat recipe that is absolutely wonderful! You can't taste the zucchini but it really gives the brownie something special!.. more »
By rkayne 2 comments
This is a neat and really fun project for you and the kiddos - or anyone still young at heart!.. more »
By Treciagayle 2 comments
The following steps, a quick and easy recipe for making cookies, are almost 'dummy' proof. This particular activity is also great for creating quality time with your child which can turn into one of those cherished childhood memories. ... more »
By eHow Parenting Editor 0 comments
To make your own organic baby food, all you need is some basic kitchen equipment and the right ingredients. Follow these steps... more »
By Hillary Marshall 3 comments
Back in the seventies when I was born it was common place to make your own baby food. Many women found it far more economical to purchase ingredients to make food for their babies rather than pay by the jar. My mother was a house wife at the time ... more »
By Camille Platt 3 comments
According to the Container Recycling Institute, 3.6 billion drink pouches are produced each year, and because they are non-recyclable, virtually every single one is sent to a landfill. Now, however, schools, churches and other organizations can ... more »
By amylaine 0 comments
Including your children in planning and preparing meals helps kids feel good about themselves and learn about important nutrients and foods at the same time. Letting them have hands on experiences with preparing healthy snacks is great for there ... more »
By joyful327 3 comments
Rainy Day? Or just bored? If you're looking for a fun activity for your little one, why not make peanut butter marshmallow beards! It's a great photo moment!.. more »
By atika 0 comments
This a fun and easy activity for rainy days. It also helps eye-hand coordination, even for kids as young as three years old... more »
By Audie Metcalf 0 comments
I don't have any kids. But I do have younger sisters. Four of them, to be exact. Along the way I've discovered a few tricks about how to make them choke down their vegetables. Here's one of the favorites... more »
By eHow Parenting Editor 3 comments
Because kids can be so picky, packing a good lunch for your child can take a great deal of ingenuity. Not only do you have to find healthy, nutritious foods, but the foods have to taste good, too... more »
By lenamae1983 1 comments
As parents we constantly worry about the nutrition our children are receiving. Even today with school lunch programs in effect it is often questionable just how healthy those school lunches sometimes are. If you worry about the food your child is ... more »
By eHow Parenting Editor 0 comments
Getting kids to eat healthy food can be a challenge. Having healthy alternatives around the house as children grow teaches good eating habits. Remember, a balanced diet is the first step towards a healthy lifestyle... more »
By eHow Parenting Editor 0 comments
When it comes to nutrition, parents and children don't always see eye to eye. In fact, most parents struggle with getting their kids to eat properly at some time or another. If you're looking for ways to sneak nutrition into your children's food ... more »
By Frugal Inspiration 14 comments
As a mother of three picky eaters, I've spent the past six years coming up with and researching creative ways to make sure my children are getting the nutrition they need to grow. I'm here now to share new ideas to help you do the same without a ... more »
By Chris Wright 0 comments
Children between one and three years old learning how to eat independently often find that dinnerware isn't adapted for them. The biggest problem is that most dinnerware, when used by children, happens to grow a set of wings. Plates and dishes ... more »
By PegC 0 comments
Young children are notorious for wanting a narrow range of foods. As children get older, it is important for them to develop a taste for a variety of healthy foods. Many children are very hesitant to try foods outside of their experience. Try ... more »