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Feeding Kids Well: Nutrition Strategies That Support a Healthy Weight and Strong Self-Esteem

In a world filled with conflicting food advice and diet culture noise, feeding kids can feel more confusing than ever. This parent-focused session is here to simplify things and bring peace back to the dinner table.

Join us as we explore realistic, evidence-based nutrition strategies that support kids’ physical health and emotional well-being—without resorting to shame, food guilt, or restrictive eating. You’ll walk away with practical tools to reduce ultra-processed foods, make manageable food swaps, and create a home environment where healthy habits can grow naturally.

This talk will be co-led by our expert in pediatric weight management, Dr. Lisa Tritto, with special insights from Registered Dietitian Audrey, who brings hands-on experience and family-focused tips to the conversation.

Key Takeaways:

  • What ultra-processed foods are and how they impact kids’ health

  • Easy, approachable swaps for busy families

  • The risks of restrictive dieting in children

  • How to create a supportive, low-pressure food environment

  • Positive ways to talk about health and nutrition—not weight

🗓 July 24th 6:00-7:00pm CT
📍 Zoom

Perfect for parents, caregivers, and anyone helping raise confident, well-nourished kids—this session is about more than just food; it’s about fostering a foundation of lifelong health and self-worth.

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Beyond Diet and Exercise: What Pediatric Obesity Care Really Looks Like