Dr Kirstie Lawton is a nutritional therapy practitioner and ION lecturer who specialises in paediatric nutrition, i.e. nutrition for children. In this episode of the Optimum Nutrition podcast, Kirstie addresses common questions and misconceptions about how best to support a child’s health with nutrition, particularly focusing on how to help them develop a healthy relationship with food that will serve them for life. In conversation with host Hatty Willmoth, a journalist and communications officer, this episode tries to shed light on some difficult conundrums that parents might face. Is it ever okay to put a child on a diet? Should children be allowed to snack? What is the best way to handle picky eating? And should any foods be off-limits for children?
This episode was recorded during a busy day in the office, so there is some background noise. Apologies!
If you enjoyed this episode, follow us on social media at @ion_nutrition and Kirstie at @drkirstielawton.
Interested in learning about nutrition yourself? Check out www.ion.ac.uk to find out more.
Dr Kirstie Lawton is a nutritional therapy practitioner and ION lecturer who specialises in paediatric nutrition, i.e. nutrition for children. In this episode of the Optimum Nutrition podcast, Kirstie addresses common questions and misconceptions about how best to support a child’s health with nutrition, particularly focusing on how to help them develop a healthy relationship with food that will serve them for life. In conversation with host Hatty Willmoth, a journalist and communications officer, this episode tries to shed light on some difficult conundrums that parents might face. Is it ever okay to put a child on a diet? Should children be allowed to snack? What is the best way to handle picky eating? And should any foods be off-limits for children?
This episode was recorded during a busy day in the office, so there is some background noise. Apologies!
If you enjoyed this episode, follow us on social media at @ion_nutrition and Kirstie at @drkirstielawton.
Interested in learning about nutrition yourself? Check out www.ion.ac.uk to find out more.