Nutrition for Littles

What if the reason your child is still picky has almost nothing to do with the food?

You’ve tried the “just one bite.” You’ve made the backup meal. You’ve kept offering the broccoli. You may have even told yourself, Maybe they’ll just grow out of it.

But there may be something happening underneath the picky eating that you haven’t been taught to look for.

In this episode, I’m breaking down why some of the most common picky eating advice doesn’t work—and the surprising reasons two kids who look equally “picky” may need completely different approaches.

You’ll hear the shift that changed everything for my own picky eater, a few of the hidden root causes I see again and again, and how figuring out why your child is struggling can completely change what you do next.

Because when you stop guessing and start addressing the right problem, mealtimes can begin to look very different.

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Summer is here, and that means more sunshine, more chaos… and yes, more mealtime curveballs. In this episode, we’re diving into a few key things that tend to trip parents up when the weather warms up. Think of this one as your unofficial guide to navigating summer with your picky eater—without losing your mind.

In this episode I discuss the top mistakes I see parents make in the summer when it comes to picky eating reversal!

Want to take the next step toward peaceful, stress-free mealtimes? Watch my free training on reversing picky eating: Click here to watch it now

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My best summertime picky eating tips shared!

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Head over to my Instagram account @nutrition.for.littles where I drop almost daily content helping you change the mealtime environment in your home (make sure to watch my stories where I teach and explain in more detail!)

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Also if you liked this episode share it with your friends and family because it really does take a village to raise kids and it helps when your village is all on the same page!

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Thanks for tuning in, until next week mamas!

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Your kid won’t wear jeans. They melt down over brushing teeth. They refuse to try soccer even though they’re fine at practice. And oh yeah—they’re also a picky eater

What if I told you these aren’t separate problems? What if they’re all connected?

In this episode, I’m breaking down the pattern I’ve been seeing with SO many students—picky eating isn’t just about food. It’s a symptom of something deeper that’s showing up in other areas of your kid’s life.

In this episode:

• Why picky eating behavior is connected to confidence, control, and nervous system regulation
• The three main areas where these patterns show up (and you might not have noticed)
• How fixing one thing in the “wrong way” can make picky eating worse
• Why your kid who won’t eat new foods also won’t go on the soccer field during games
• The sensory issue that shows up as food pickiness AND clothing battles

Here’s what I see: Kids who lack confidence around food also lack confidence trying new activities. Kids who fight you over dinner also fight you over getting dressed. Kids who melt down at the table also shut down during transitions

It’s not a coincidence. It’s the same root cause showing up in different ways.

I look back now and realize—my firstborn’s confidence issue wasn’t just about food. He wouldn’t try the musical instrument. He’d retreat from soccer games when parents were watching. He’d shut down if there was any chance of failing. I thought these were separate problems. They weren’t.

When you reverse picky eating by addressing the ROOT CAUSE (not just the surface behavior), you don’t just get a kid who eats vegetables. You get a more confident, resilient, flexible kid. Less tension in the home. Fewer power struggles across the board

Three key areas to watch:

• Confidence – Refusing to try new things (food, sports, activities, social situations)
• Control & power struggles – Battles over getting dressed, brushing teeth, bedtime, transitions
• Nervous system regulation – Meltdowns, shutdowns, overwhelm, sensory sensitivities

The pattern is this: If they fight hard enough and say no long enough, you give in and make their favorite meal. So why wouldn’t they apply that same pattern to clothes? To teeth brushing? To bedtime? They’re not being manipulative—they’re being smart. They’re learning cause and effect.

Ready to tackle the root cause?

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“It brings the fun back to the table.”

One of my students said this after reversing picky eating, and honestly? It’s one of my favorite wins ever.

Because here’s the thing—when you’re in the thick of picky eating, you’re thinking about the immediate stuff. Getting them to eat vegetables. Stop making two separate meals. End the power struggles. Make your life easier.

But what I didn’t expect after reversing picky eating? The ripple effects that changed EVERYTHING

In this episode:

• The confidence shift I saw in my son (and how it showed up outside of food)
• Why picky eating behavior was just the tip of the iceberg
• How reversing picky eating improved sleep, sickness, meltdowns, and learning
• The freedom I didn’t know I was missing—traveling, playdates, cooking what I want
• Why my world felt so SMALL during picky eating (and how it expanded after)

Here’s what I realized: When I focused on picky eating being the problem, everything got harder. My world got smaller. Their nutrition got narrower. Our relationship felt strained.

But when I partnered with my kids and identified the ROOT CAUSE beneath the behavior? We got on the same team. Confidence bloomed. Independence grew. Mealtimes became fun again

The mental load of constantly thinking “what will they eat, how much did they eat, should I call the doctor, should I just make mac and cheese”—that doesn’t have to be your life forever.

It’s not just about eating the broccoli tonight. It’s about eating broccoli for LIFE. It’s about building childhood memories around the table, not walking into power struggles every single meal.

Years later, I can see how much this affected areas I never expected—risk-taking, perfectionism, frustration tolerance, learning. It all connected back to what was happening at the table

Ready to stop living in survival mode?

Grab the free training here! I’ll walk you through my 4-step framework to reverse picky eating, release the guilt and worry, and empower your kid to eat WITHOUT the bribing, begging, or power struggles.

Average time to see results? Two weeks. But the ripple effects? They last a lifetime.

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“They’re just being stubborn.” “They’re so defiant.” “They dig in their heels and won’t budge.”

If you have a strong-willed picky eater, this episode is for you.

Here’s what I wish I could scream from the rooftops: Picky eating isn’t the problem. There’s something underneath causing the behavior. And sometimes? That something is temperament—your strong-willed, determined, obstinate child who feels like they’re constantly butting heads with you (and it’s usually the kid most like YOU ).

In this episode:

• Why “they’re not picky, they’re just stubborn” misses the point entirely
• The truth about strong-willed kids: not every child is like this (I promise!)
• Why pressure = resistance for these kids (the more you push, the more they pull away)
• How to get on the same team as your stubborn kid instead of fighting them
• The “autonomy bank” concept—filling their need for control OUTSIDE of food

Here’s the reality: Strong-willed kids are more sensitive to pressure. They feel their environment more than other kids do. When you say “take three more bites,” they know you’re emotionally invested in something you can’t control. And that’s the PERFECT time for them to dig in their heels

But here’s the good news—they’re not too far gone. They’re not too stubborn, too difficult, or too determined to be helped. You just need to work WITH their brain, not against it.

Think about it like leadership: Good leaders don’t micromanage (“press this button, now click here”). They empower people to make good decisions within the right boundaries. Same with your strong-willed kid—they need autonomy within a supportive structure you create

Tactical tips for strong-willed picky eaters:

• Give them choices you’re okay with (where to sit, strawberry or blueberry yogurt)
• Increase autonomy throughout the day so eating isn’t where it all gets channeled
• Use narration and curiosity questions instead of demands (“Wow, these carrots are so crunchy!” vs. “Eat your carrots”)
• Get them in the kitchen—let them learn risky, intensive skills and contribute to the meal

Remember: Your job is to decide what, when, and where. Their job is if and how much. Release the rest. Detach from the outcome that bruises your ego

Want to understand what’s REALLY causing the picky eating behavior?

Grab the free training here! I’ll walk you through my 4-step process to reverse picky eating, go deep on root causes, and show you how to work with your kid’s brain—no more pressure needed.

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Just keep serving it and they’ll eventually eat it.” “Wait until they’re hungry enough.” “It’s just a phase.”

If you’ve been following these well-meaning tips and your kid is STILL picky, this episode is going to hit different.

I’m breaking down the lesser-known misconceptions about picky eating that are keeping parents stuck—the ones we don’t talk about enough but that secretly sabotage your progress.

In this episode:

• Why “no pressure” doesn’t mean permissive parenting (and what to do instead)
• The parenting style that actually works: authoritative vs. authoritarian vs. permissive
• Why “my kid is just too stubborn” is a cop-out (and what’s really going on)
• The exposure myth: why just serving it over and over ISN’T enough for picky kids
• How to set boundaries that support your kid WITHOUT using pressure tactics

Here’s the truth: Pressure tactics (bribing, begging, praising, guilting) are all the same thing wrapped in different paper. You haven’t tried everything—you’ve tried ONE thing disguised as ten different strategies

And no, working WITH your strong-willed kid doesn’t mean you’ve lost control. It means you’re setting them up to hit the ball out of the park (but YOU set up the tee)

The misconception that kills me? “My kid is just too stubborn to change.” That’s not a personality flaw—it’s often a root cause like sensory issues, ARFID, or needing support in a different way. When you treat stubbornness as the problem, you miss what’s actually going on.

Bottom line: Exposures are great. They’re necessary. But if your kid is picky enough that you’re here listening to this podcast? You need more than just “keep serving it.” You need the whole pie, not just the filling

Ready for the complete approach?

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Ever tried a new dinner recipe only to feel that familiar knot in your stomach, wondering if your kids will actually eat it, or if you’re headed for another mealtime standoff?

In this episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on a recent dinner that could’ve gone sideways… but didn’t.

I’ll share the exact steps I took that turned skepticism into excitement and left my kids asking for more.

These are practical, zero-extra-effort strategies you can start using tonight—no gimmicks, no battles, just small shifts that make a big difference.

If you’ve ever dreamed of your family actually enjoying the same meal together (without the stress), you’ll want to hear this one.

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“You’re creating a picky eater.” “It’s the parents’ fault.”

If you’ve ever heard this (or thought it about yourself), this episode is for you.

I’m tackling the most guilt-inducing belief in the picky eating world: that parents CAUSE picky eating. And I’m here to tell you—it’s mostly BS.

Here’s what’s actually true: You didn’t wake up one day and decide to be a short-order cook for fun. You started making rescue meals because your kid was ALREADY picky. The chicken came from the egg, not the other way around

In this episode:

• Why picky eating is biologically normal (autonomy is actually a GOOD thing!)
• The truth about how your response matters—but doesn’t cause pickiness
• Why two kids in the same house can be completely different eaters
• The one twin picky, one twin not scenario that proves it’s not your fault
• What parents DO have influence over (hint: how long it lasts + how bad it gets)

Here’s the thing: You can say “just try it” to your kid and they might spiral into shame. Meanwhile, Julia across town says the exact same thing and her kid tries it. Same words. Different kids. Not. Your. Fault.

BUT—while it’s not your fault they’re picky, it IS your responsibility to help them (just like reading, sleep, or potty training).

The good news? There ARE tools that work. You don’t have to wait it out hoping they’ll “grow out of it” (spoiler: check my DMs from adults who never did ).

Ready to stop beating yourself up and start helping your kid?

Grab my FREE training in the show notes! You’ll learn:

• My 4-step method to reverse picky eating
• Mistakes parents don’t realize they’re making
• Tangible strategies you can use TODAY

You can help your kid eat new foods AND feel good about how you do it. That’s the whole point

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Do you know what to do when your littles all of the sudden do not want to eat a food they have loved in the past? I give tips and ideas of why this might be happening and how to handle it.

Ready to learn how to help your littles eat new and more foods? You can enroll in my Table Talk picky eating program RIGHT NOW. Click here to learn more and enroll!

Loving the podcast but looking for more?

Head over to my Instagram account @nutrition.for.littles where I drop almost daily content helping you change the mealtime environment in your home (make sure to watch my stories where I teach and explain in more detail!)

Hope this episode was helpful for you! If it was it would mean so much to me if you left a written review it only takes you a second but helps other mamas just like you!

Also if you liked this episode share it with your friends and family because it really does take a village to raise kids and it helps when your village is all on the same page!

Thanks for tuning in, until next week mamas!

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“Just wait it out. It’s just a phase.”

Sound familiar? That’s what Millie’s pediatrician told her when she complained that her daughter had stopped eating. So she waited… and waited… and waited.

Until she finally decided she was DONE sitting on her hands hoping something would magically change.

In this special New Year’s episode, I’m sharing Millie’s story—and why January is actually the PERFECT time to reverse picky eating (especially after the holiday cookie/cracker/candy spiral we’ve all been living through).

In this episode:

• Why “it’s just a phase” keeps parents stuck for months (or years!)
• The real reason your kid is picky (hint: it’s NOT the problem you think it is)
• Why stopping pressure alone doesn’t work—and what actually does
• How nutrition affects tantrums, sleep, sickness, learning, and mood swings
• The 10 root causes of picky eating (most kids have 2-3 of them)

Here’s the truth: picky eating isn’t the problem—it’s a SYMPTOM of something deeper. You can spend all your energy mopping up the puddle, or you can fix the pipe

Millie saw results in ONE WEEK. Within a month, her daughter was eating “heaps of food like someone turned on a switch.” No more stress. Relaxed food culture. Normal weight gain. (And she’s not special—she just used a method that works!)

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You’re perfectly positioned to help your child. Let’s make it happen

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You’re asking a reasonable thing. Your kid refuses. You get frustrated. They melt down. Sound familiar?

Here’s the plot twist: what if the problem isn’t that your kid is being stubborn—it’s that you’re unknowingly asking them to do something their brain literally can’t do yet?

In this episode, I’m breaking down 3 things parents expect picky eaters to do that they simply CAN’T. And when we don’t realize these expectations are unrealistic, we accidentally create the perfect storm for power struggles, meltdowns, and even worse picky eating.

In this episode:

• Why your kid can’t “just eat it” even though they ate it last week
• The anticipatory hunger myth (they can’t eat now to avoid being hangry later!)
• Why they can’t compare raspberries to strawberries like we can
• The hunger/fullness articulation trap that leads to pressure tactics
• How too-high expectations kill the ONE thing picky eaters need most: confidence

This isn’t about lowering the bar—it’s about understanding their actual developmental capabilities so you can set them up for SUCCESS instead of frustration

When we ask too much, kids either shut down and get pickier OR people-please their way through meals (neither is what we want!).

Ready to stop the guessing game?

My FREE training teaches you my proven root cause approach to reverse picky eating. You’ll learn how to understand what your kid is actually experiencing at the table and how to show up in a way that helps them eat new foods. Click here to sign up!

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If you could go back and start over with your picky eater, what would you do differently?

In this episode, I’m sharing the 5 things I wish I’d known from the beginning—whether your kid just started getting picky, you’re in the trenches right now, or you’re trying to prevent it with a baby who’s eating everything.

The best part? You can start doing ALL of these things today. No time machine required

In this episode:

• Why embracing the MESS is the #1 most powerful thing you can do (touch before taste!)
• The hunger window mistake I made that created meltdowns at the table
• How my anxiety was secretly fueling my son’s picky eating
• Why doing too much FOR your kid actually tells them you don’t trust them
• The risky play your kid needs to build confidence with new foods

This isn’t just about what I did wrong—it’s about understanding the ROOT CAUSE of picky eating. Because sometimes it’s not a strategy issue… it’s a nervous system safety issue

Resources mentioned:

• Click here to get my FREE training on how to reverse picky eating
• Click here to get the Picky Eating & Nervous System workshop with Eliza Kingsford

Whether you have a baby, toddler, or older kid—these strategies will help you raise a confident, independent eater

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Today, we’re focusing on ‘safe foods’ for toddlers. We’ll discuss why these foods are essential for picky eaters and strategies for when your child only wants to eat their safe food or suddenly rejects it. This episode provides practical tips for introducing new foods and maintaining a balanced diet. Join me as we tackle these common feeding challenges with effective solutions.

Click here to take my free workshop to help identify why picky eating is happening and how to start reversing it.

Loving the podcast but looking for more?

Head over to my Instagram account @nutrition.for.littles where I drop almost daily content helping you change the mealtime environment in your home (make sure to watch my stories where I teach and explain in more detail!)

Also if you liked this episode share it with your friends and family because it really does take a village to raise kids and it helps when your village is all on the same page!

Thanks for tuning in, until next week mamas!

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In this episode, I’m tackling the 5 most common phrases parents hear about picky eating and the 5 things we often say to our picky eaters—revealing the surprising thread that connects them.

Together, we’ll break down what these phrases really mean, why they show up so often, and how understanding them can actually help you feel more empowered at the table. If you’ve ever felt stuck in the picky eating cycle, this episode will give you the insights you need to make positive shifts.

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We’re keeping it quick and powerful today with a rapid-fire Q&A —three of the most common picky eating questions I’ve been getting lately (and the answers that’ll change everything for your mealtimes).

In this short but packed episode, I’m tackling:
How to know if you’re accidentally making picky eating worse (and why it’s not your fault)
What to do when your child refuses everything you serve—without turning dinner into a battle of wills
How to finally get your partner on the same page so you’re not sending mixed messages at the table

These are the questions that every parent of a picky eater wrestles with—and I’m giving you the practical, real-world strategies to handle them with calm, confidence, and connection

In this episode:

• The truth about “making picky eating worse” (and why you’re already doing better than you think)
• What to do when you’re torn between holding boundaries and keeping the peace
• The right way to approach your partner about feeding differences
• How to stop power struggles and start teamwork at the table

Next steps:

• Take my free training on reversing picky eating—it’s less than an hour and you can start seeing results in two weeks!
• Subscribe to the show so you never miss an episode
• Share this episode with your partner (aka “blame the crazy lady on the internet” )
• Follow me on Instagram @nutrition.for.littles for daily tips and support

You’ve got this, mama—picky eating doesn’t have to run your mealtime anymore.

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The holidays are full of food, family, and let’s be honest a whole lot of pressure . In this episode, we’re talking all about how to navigate holiday meals with your picky eater without the stress, bribes, or tears.

You’ll learn how to set your child up for success before the big meal even starts, handle those family comments with confidence, and actually enjoy the holidays again (yes, really!). From managing expectations to creating calm around the table, I’m giving you my best holiday-tested tips so you can trade mealtime meltdowns for connection and peace.

In this episode:

Why holidays can make picky eating feel worse (and how to prevent it)

The difference between intentional and inherent pressure

How to plan ahead so mealtime isn’t make-or-break

What to say when someone comments on your child’s eating

Why “bonus meals” might be your new holiday secret weapon

How to introduce holiday foods before the big day for smoother success

Bonus resources mentioned:

My free training on how to reverse picky eating in under an hour (most parents see results in two weeks!)

Get on the Black Friday Priority List for exclusive early access and bonuses for my signature picky eating course: Sign up here

Let’s make this holiday season the year your picky eater thrives—and you finally get to sit back and enjoy it, too.

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If you’ve ever found yourself dreading mealtime , begging your toddler to “just take one bite,” or cooking two (or three!) different dinners every night , this one’s for you. In today’s episode, I’m taking you back to the season that started it all—the days when my oldest was what I lovingly call a breaditarian .

I’m sharing what it really looked like in our home when picky eating took over—how guilt, frustration, and pressure shaped our family meals, and the shift that finally turned everything around. You’ll learn the single biggest mistake most parents make (without realizing it), why pressure doesn’t actually work, and what to do instead to start transforming your mealtimes—without guilt, bribery, or begging.

By the end of this episode, you’ll see that picky eating isn’t something you just have to “wait out.” There’s a better way—and it starts with understanding what’s really going on beneath the surface.

In this episode:

• Why pressure (even in sneaky forms like praise or bribery) backfires
• The moment I realized I was “winning the battles but losing the war”
• How to rebuild connection and peace at the table
• Why “it’s just a phase” is one of the worst pieces of advice out there
• The hope and freedom waiting on the other side of picky eating

Next steps:

• Subscribe to the show so you don’t miss a new episode each week
• Leave a rating and review—it helps more moms find this encouragement
• Follow me on Instagram @nutritionforlittles for daily tips and practical strategies

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Desserts without drama? Yes, please. In this candid, mom-and-dad chat, I bring my husband Josh on to talk about how we handle sweets at home—without bribes, battles, or obsession. We unpack the counterintuitive strategy of serving dessert with meals, the fears that come up (sugar! meltdowns!), and what actually happened when we offered puppy chow alongside dinner. You’ll hear how “loving limits,” body-listening, and simple family traditions can lower the power of treats and bring more peace (and fun) to your table.

If you’re tired of the sugar battles and want to know exactly how to handle desserts in your home, join me for my brand-new Desserts Without Drama Workshop.
I’ll walk you step-by-step through my proven process for helping kids stop obsessing over sweets, handle treats with ease, and build lifelong healthy habits—without restriction or bribery.

Save your spot here: Join the Desserts Without Drama Workshop

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Today I have Devon Kuntzman, ICF-certified coach on the podcast. She is the founder of Transforming Toddlerhood, and author of the brand-new book, Transforming Toddlerhood: How to Handle Tantrums and Power Struggles, and Raise Resilient Kids Without Losing Your Mind.

We’re digging into what toddler behavior is really saying, how to set limits without losing the relationship, and why “being human” beats “being perfect” every time.

In this episode, we cover:

• Why your child’s behavior isn’t a verdict on your parenting
• “Developmentally smart” parenting
• What to do in the moment when your stress response is screaming “fix it now”

Make sure to pre-order Devin’s book before October 21 to grab her bonuses (Patient Parent Playbook + Parenting With Your Partner toolkit). Submit your receipt at http://transformingtoddlerhood.com/book.

Follow Devon on Instagram: @transformingtoddlerhood for daily, practical toddler tips

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