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{13.5} Making Packed Lunches for Fussy Eaters
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In this episode, we’re diving into the art of making packed lunches that your child will eat, enjoy, and benefit from nutritionally. Whether you’re packing lunches to avoid school dinner anxiety, due to allergies or religious reasons, or simply because you believe you can do better than what’s on offer in the school hall, this episode is packed (pun intended!) with tips to make the process easier and healthier.
We’ll cover:
- Why balanced lunches matter
- Practical ways to make lunch a success, not a battle
- Simple swaps and small tricks to improve variety and nutrition.
Remember, feeding kids is a marathon, not a sprint. Packed lunches don’t have to be Instagram perfect — small, manageable changes add up over time. The fact that you care enough to try is what truly matters.
Resources:
Podcast episodes on fussy eating:
- Coping with a toddler's fussy eating as a nutritional therapist
- 5 Reasons Mealtimes are a Battle With Your Fussy Eater
- How to Un-beige Your Fussy Eater's Breakfast
- How to Feed a Fussy Toddler and a Hungry Baby
- How My Fussy Eater Started Eating Broccoli Again
Workshop: How to Feed Your Fussy Eater
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