Learn how to navigate holiday eating with kids, manage picky eating and sweets, set boundaries with family, and reduce mealtime stress with pediatric dietitian Sari Imberman.
Monday, November 30th
6:00 PM UTC
45 minHoliday Eating Tips for Kids: Picky Eating, Sweets & Family Pressure
Monday, November 30th
6:00 PM UTC
45 minCan't make it? RSVP to receive the episode on AuggieTV
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Fun with Food
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Thanksgiving may be behind us, but the holiday eating chaos is just getting started. Between cookie exchanges, classroom parties, endless sweets, and relatives who have plenty to say about what your child is (or isn’t) eating, the season can feel like one long feeding challenge.
For parents of picky eaters and kids with strong food preferences, holiday gatherings can be especially stressful. And when everyone seems to be watching what’s on your child’s plate, it’s easy to feel the pressure.
Join pediatric dietitian Sari Imberman for a practical, reassuring conversation about navigating holiday eating with more confidence and less stress. She’ll share how to set realistic boundaries before gatherings, prepare your child for unfamiliar foods and routines, handle sweets and party food in the moment, and respond to unsolicited comments from family members.
Whether Thanksgiving went smoothly or felt like a struggle, you’ll walk away with simple strategies for making holiday meals more enjoyable for everyone. Because one meal, one cookie-filled party, or even a whole season of imperfect eating doesn't define your child's relationship with food.
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