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You've tried preparing wholesome meals for your children but they want McDonald's instead. What can you do? Perhaps your kids are starting to look more chubby than cute - what can you say that won't make them feel bad? How can you teach your loveable, junk food-eating kid better habits? Convincing your child to eat healthy isn't easy, but it can be done...one habit at a time. What Should... More

You've tried preparing wholesome meals for your children but they want McDonald's instead. What can you do? Perhaps your kids are starting to look more chubby than cute - what can you say that won't make them feel bad? How can you teach your loveable, junk food-eating kid better habits? Convincing your child to eat healthy isn't easy, but it can be done...one habit at a time. What Should I Feed My Kids? is the first comprehensive "how-to" manual to help your child develop healthier habits, from his first bite of food through her teenage years, when the habit-molding opportunity screeches to a halt. Well-known nutritionist (and parent) Julien uses real-life stories and examples to teach balance and moderation. She provides practical, solid advice that can be easily and immediately implemented at home, at school, on vacation, at slumber parties, football games...even into college, including:

o Packing healthy, tasty school meals your kids will actually eat. o Setting up a diet plan your kids will follow. o Finding a decent meal at a fast-food restaurant. o Talking to your child about weight or eating disorders. o Getting your child off the couch and into exercising. Children's health has never been more of a major concern than today. Lack of a proper diet can lead to problems like obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. Adults often find it too difficult to correct their own bad eating habits in their adult years. But for our children, the time to change is now. What Should I Feed My Kids? is a must-read for every parent who wants to move from problem to solution: a healthy child who understands and makes balanced food choices.

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