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Posts: 1264 · Posted: Sat Dec 08, 2007 9:57 pm

Gosh they are picky!!!

How do I get my child to eat? How do I know if they are getting what the body needs?

Posts: 26 · Posted: Sat Dec 29, 2007 4:54 am

I have a free e book on my website that is all about understanding how our bodies react to nutrition at a cellular level. Please get it, it really helps to understand what our children need. I suggest a proper organic source supplement and Nutrilite I have found to be the best.

We really try to feed our kids right, but it can be so difficult, mine are 18months and 4. My 4 year old loves her natural source multivit. All the food available, even the fresh veggies etc are so depleted of goodness by commercial farming that it has as much food value as the frozen stuff.

Posts: 1264 · Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2007 10:26 pm

What about organic?

we are an organic farm

Posts: 26 · Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2007 4:24 am

Do you mean that you have an organic farm? If so, that is wonderful but you are a minute percentage of the people.

Proper vitamins from natural sources only last a couple of hours in picked fruit and veggies before the content drastically drops. Even organic grown fruit and veg on the supermarket shelf has a much lower vitamin content than the original fresh ones.

The phytonutrients in organic grown is also much higher than that of commercial grown stuff. By phytonutrients I am talking about a newly discovered class of nutrients discovered recently that is only found in fresh fruit and veg.

Posts: 82 · Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2008 11:05 pm

Family mealtime is very important...At any age...prepare healthy food, sit down and eat...You're teaching your child SO much during family mealtime..how to eat..what..healthy eating, talking, exchanging ideas, how to behave properly, and things too numerous to mention. If your child is hungry, and what you've offering is their only 'option'..they'll eat. Avoid caving to the child's pressure for the 'snackie' foods in the house for meals. Limit them. We don't want 'disordered eating' to become an 'eating disorder'.