Real Help for Kids Sensitive to Noises with 5 Easy Steps!
Learn how to help a child sensitive to noise, whether it's loud noise or other sounds with these 5 simple steps! How do you help a child that's sensitive to noise? Noise is all around us, it's kinda hard to avoid. And, noise sensitivity isn't one size fits all...
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Perfect Lunch Ideas for Picky Eaters at School, Home, or Daycare
Come get these perfect kid's lunch ideas for picky eaters to eat at school, daycare, or home. You'll get some new ideas and understand why these foods might work for your picky eater. Affiliate links used below. When you've got a picky eater, lunch time can feel a...
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The Big Super Safe List of Messy Play for Babies & Toddlers
Get over a dozen messy play for babies ideas that are easy to set up and safe for your baby or toddler. Plus learn some sanity saving tips to keep the messy play clean up simple. Affiliate links used below. Have you heard that messy play for babies and toddlers is...
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The Quintessential Guide to Fidgets for Kids
The best fidgets for kids to help with anxiety, focus, attention, and calming down. Learn why fidgets for kids work, when they don't, and who they're for. Affiliate links used below. I was hoping this day would be different, but deep down, I knew it was coming. ...
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11 Simple Ways to Make Yummy Kids Pizza
Easy kid's pizza ideas that are quick and fun. Get more than 10 pizza recipes for kids that are specially designed with them in mind and include ingredients you already have in your fridge! Of course, tips for picky eaters are included. Affiliate links are used...
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The Must-Have Blueprint to Squash Picky Eating Without Any Nagging
Learn how to help your child or toddler with picky eating. Get practical tips and strategies you can start today for the picky eater in your life! At birthday parties, in the grocery store, and over coffee I hear parents everywhere talking about the lack of food...
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Unknown Details About Sensory Issues in Babies
Learn how to make sense out of sensory issues in babies! And, get specific tips for helping support babies with sensory issues so that together, you can overcome and manage the signs and symptoms. When I was pregnant with my first child, I dreamed about my to-be...
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Brilliant Breakfast Ideas for Kids that are Nutritious too!
Come get this big list of easy and healthy breakfast ideas for kids that will fill up their tummy. Creative and classic ideas that will pique your child's interest. Plus, tips to help kids eat new breakfast foods, yes even for the picky eater! You know the old...
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Here’s a Method to Help Kids That Hate Hair Washing
Do you dread washing your kid's hair because they hate it so much and often throw a total fit at any attempt to do so? Check out these simple solutions for children that hate getting their hair washed while understanding why the heck they can't stand it anyways. ...
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Conquer Your Child’s Oral Aversion with a Powerful Plan
Find out exactly what it means for a child to have an oral aversion, why some kids experience oral aversions, and most importantly how to overcome oral aversions! Affiliate links used below. Has your child ever refused to eat... most kids have at one time or another....
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You gave me the confidence and renewed determination to take this on and make a new start. It has not been without its set backs and challenges. I sense that this, like most goals with children, will not just be linear movement forward. However, the last two days she ate all three meals at the table. She is eating more volume wise, and is even eating some things she was not before. I am working hard to be consistent and not to move forward too quickly. I am very encouraged at her progress and that helps keep my commitment level high… It is working!!!!! You are awesome!!!! We are VERY happy parents!!!
JamieI found Your Kid’s Table blog about 1.5-2 months ago, and it has been a savior. I loved the strategies, and immediately jumped in… I prepared a variety of foods, made sure one or two of them were something that my daughter would definitely eat, put the plate in front of my child at dinner time – AND LEFT HER ALONE! And I never looked back. Now, I won’t say that my daughter just started eating everything she didn’t eat, but the tremendous, relentless stress that used to be our “dinnertime” fell off like a weight of world off my shoulders. My husband says he got his wife back, and I started seeing my precious child smile and laugh and be goofy more often than ever. And for that alone – I am eternally thankful to you, dear Alisha. Thank you for your website and all the advice – they were the most helpful resources I’ve ever come across.
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