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9 Healthy Family Food Tips and advice from Tal Ben-Shahar and Daily Dozen Infographic from Dr. Greger

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What do you do when your kids won’t eat healthy? How do you get them excited about eating fruits and vegetables? Infographic Family Food Tips and our expert, Tal Ben-Shahar, answers the question most parents would like to know!

Family Food Rules (download infographic)

  1. PARENTS: YOU ARE IN CHARGE OF EDUCATION! LEARN & TEACH!
  2. TEACH KIDS TO READ FOOD LABELS, incl. INGREDIENTS
  3. LEARN MULTICULTURAL & OTHER CUISINES TOGETHER
  4. TAKE KIDS GROCERY SHOPPING WITH YOU AND TALK ABOUT FOOD, WHEN POSSIBLE
  5. REMEMBER TO SAY: YOU DON’T HAVE TO LIKE IT BUT YOU DO HAVE TASTE IT!
  6. PREPARE AND EAT FOOD TOGETHER, WHEN POSSIBLE! IT’S AN OPPORTUNITY TO CONNECT!
  7. Parents: ACCEPT A DAILY DOZEN CHALLENGE FROM DR. GREGER!
  8. Parents: IT IS EASIER THAN YOU THINK TO FIT HEALTHY FOODS INTO YOUR DAILY ROUTINE, EVEN WITH KIDS! 
  9. Parents: EAT THE FOOD YOU WANT YOUR KIDS TO EAT. YOU SET THE DIRECTION!
  10. BE PRESENT! RELAX and ENJOY FAMILY TIME TOGETHER!

Additional Tips from Tal Ben-Shahar on

How to Manage Healthy Eating for Kids?

What do you do when your kids won’t eat – let alone, eat healthy? How do you get them excited about fruits and vegetables? Answering Clara’s Question on How can I get my kids excited about eating healthy foods?

  • Don’t worry. Children eat when they’re hungry.
  • Don’t fight with your children about food.
  • Have fun together during meal time.
  • Create healthy choices for children.
  • Explain to the children the why is it important to eat healthy food.
  • Eat in moderation.
  • Encourage your children to taste different foods.
  • Have patience!

Watch How to Manage Healthy Eating from Tal’s YouTube channel below.

Written by Anna A. Block

Anna A Block is an educator, entrepreneur, and a mother of three little girls ages 7 and under. She believes in a beauty and power of ordinary, daily mundane. It is where the magic happens and memories created for a lifetime. And, it takes only 20 minutes of "pure" time to tell a story, play, read, talk, make or learn something together. Anna is fluent in English, Ukrainian, Russian, and is learning Hebrew. To know more about Anna, visit her website: AnnaABlock.com or read about her on About Us page.

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