Subjecting kids to talk about counting calories or earning dessert, or calling some foods good and others bad, can be deeply ...

"Some of the most important work I do to protect the brain happens in my family’s kitchen as my wife and I raise our kids," ...

Food allergy affects 8% of US children, and about a third of food-allergic children have more than one food allergy. These ...

In today’s world, kids' diets mostly swing between hurried breakfasts, leftovers in the lunchbox, and after-school snacks.

In a world where media bombards us with idealized body images and quick-fix diets, nurturing a healthy relationship with food and body image in children has become increasingly challenging yet vital.

The study of over 35,000 children found that restricted eating has serious nutritional consequences for about 2–3 percent of ...

How Much Fiber Do Kids Need? While a quick internet search will give you varying results for dietary intake, the government’s updated 2020-2025 Dietary Guidelines for Americans offers some solid ...

A child’s diet is important because it helps them grow, stay healthy and have the energy to play, learn and do the things they love. If you’re the parent or caregiver of a child with diabetes— or one ...

Years ago, I wrote a book about the dangers of dieting called Smart People Don’t Diet. This was before phrases like “diet culture,” “anti-diet,” and “body positivity” existed. My goal, as a ...

Parents may worry that feeding fast food to their kids makes them “bad parents,” or that the food is “totally unhealthy.” But ...

Discover how nutrition can support focus, mood, and well-being in neurodivergent children through practical, research-backed dietary changes ...

Working parents spend less time on children's diets and exercise, a study found. Aug. 29, 2012— -- A new Cornell University study has found that American moms with full-time jobs spend roughly ...