Grandparents’ Day from the Inside (of the Kitchen)
One of the most beautiful and important elements of family traditions is the meals eaten together, especially those prepared by grandparents and grandmothers. These moments spent at the table not only provide delicious flavors, but also play a key role in shaping family identity and transferring values from generation to generation. Passing on recipes, kitchen secrets […]
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December Traditions
As every year in December, time seems to flow more slowly. Children eagerly await the first snowflakes, bake gingerbread cookies, and inquire about family traditions. The December period can be an excellent opportunity to strengthen family bonds, pass down multi-generational traditions to children, especially those related to holiday dishes. As a dietitian, I appreciate the dishes from […]
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How can I help my child with eating at home? Here are some helpful tips from Marsh Dunn Klein’s responsive feeding training
Feeding a child from the first days of their life can be a beautiful journey of mutual discovery for both the carer and the child. It can be, but it does not have to be. Today, I invite you to read an article in which we will pay more attention to the difficulties that may arise during feeding […]
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