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    Fitness & Nutrition

    The Nourished Child

    Raising a healthy eater shouldn’t feel confusing or overwhelming. The Nourished Child is your trusted guide for child nutrition, feeding kids with confidence, and navigating real-life parenting challenges — from picky eating and food-focused kids to teen appetites, nutrient needs, young athletes, and raising children in all body sizes.

    Hosted by Jill Castle — pediatric dietitian, author, and mom of four — this podcast blends practical feeding strategies with body-positive parenting, holistic child wellness, and the latest research on children’s physical health and emotional wellbeing. Each episode helps you build healthy habits, support your child’s relationship with food, protect their self-esteem, and create a family culture where children thrive at every size.

    Whether you’re dealing with an overweight child, a selective eater, a child who’s always hungry, or you simply want to nurture healthy habits and positive body image, The Nourished Child offers the compassionate, evidence-informed guidance you need to raise a well-nourished, confident, resilient child — inside and out.

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    Latest Episodes:
    TNC 123: What My Relationship with Sweets Can Teach You Nov 19, 2020
    Show notes

    I've got a history with candy and it's shaped my relationship with sweets. Learn how to normalize and neutralize desserts for you and your family.

    Get full show notes and more information here: https://jillcastle.com/123


    TNC 122: The Body Image Book for Girls Nov 05, 2020
    Show notes

    Dr. Charlotte Markey discusses girls' body image, how to parent through the tweens and teens, and her book, The Body Image Book for Girls.

    Get full show notes and more information here: https://jillcastle.com/122


    TNC 121: The Latest in Eating & Early Childhood Nutrition Oct 22, 2020
    Show notes

    Discover the latest research and recommendations on early childhood nutrition, including nutrient needs, self-feeding, and baby food innovations.

    Get full show notes and more information here: https://jillcastle.com/121


    TNC 120: How to Have a Healthy Pregnancy (& Why it Matters) Oct 08, 2020
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    Liz Ward, RD talks pregnancy diet, food cravings, nutrients for a successful pregnancy, and prenatal supplements.

    Get full show notes and more information here: https://jillcastle.com/120


    TNC 119: How Weight Gain in College Happens (& What to Do About It) Sep 24, 2020
    Show notes

    Joan Salge Blake, RD, college professor and podcaster, discusses how weight gain in college happens, from increasing independence with food selections to stress and lack of sleep. Learn how young adults can be healthy in college.

    Get full show notes and more information here: https://jillcastle.com/119


    TNC 118: How School Nutrition Programs Became a Champion for Kids Sep 10, 2020
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    Dayle Hayes, RD and school food champion, discusses how schools stepped up to the pandemic, how COVID-19 impacted food insecure kids in school, the safety precautions of feeding kids in the lunchroom, and much more.

    Get full show notes and more information here: https://jillcastle.com/118


    TNC 117: How to Cultivate the Eating Behaviors You Want to See Aug 27, 2020
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    One show that a lot of my listeners enjoyed was my episode with Catherine Pearlman, author of the book, Ignore it! I thought that perhaps your child's behaviors might be annoying you right about now… or maybe you could use a pep talk, so I'm re-sharing this episode.

    In this ep, Catherine Pearlman walks us through her method for creating good behaviors in our kids – the behaviors we want to see. She explains how every kid acts out sometimes, which can make it even more frustrating than usual to guide them on a path of healthy development. She coaches us in how to look the other way and simply ignore the attention-seeking actions from our children.

    Not easy! But she does break it down in a way that makes it easier for all of us, especially what behaviors are acceptable to ignore, and what are not. One of her main points is to not reward bad behavior – and giving too much attention to it is rewarding to kids.

    It's a good thing she's an expert in the psychological aspect of this – because it's easy to think that if we work hard with our children on their negative behaviors, they will change…but Catherine Pearlman shows us that's not the case.

    You've gotta tune in to this one! And, remember, I'll be back live in just a few weeks. Until then, take a listen.


    TNC 116: Emotional Eating in Kids Aug 13, 2020
    Show notes

    There's no denying that how we feel (sad, mad, or glad for example) may be tied to what we choose to eat and how we eat it. One of my personal favorite episodes this past year or so has been the topic of emotional eating. I had Melanie Smith, the Training Director of the Renfrew Center specializing in eating disorders, on the podcast to discuss the importance of teaching emotional regulation in children and how it relates to food and eating.

    Melanie said, "Emotional regulation is the ability to understand the whole range of emotions that you're having and to be willing to experience the ones that might be more difficult, but in a way that is proportionate to the situation."

    For example, when your child gets mad, she has a healthy way to express and deal with that emotion, rather than shut down and refuse to eat. Or if she feels sad that she seeks human comfort rather than comforting herself with a pint of Ben and Jerry's. (Not that Ben & Jerry's isn't comforting but a habit of seeking comfort from their delicious products may not be a healthy, effective approach).

    One of the things I reflected on after this interview – and became more sensitive to – was noticing how my own children navigated and regulated their feelings and emotions. I hope listening to this episode again (or for the first time) will bring that sensitivity to you as well.

    Here she is!


    TNC 115: How Nutrition Helps Brain Development in Early Childhood Jul 30, 2020
    Show notes

    I nerd out on brain development. All the changes that happen in the brain throughout childhood are simply amazing. Brain development has been a fascination of mine for quite some time. And not just what goes on in the infancy years. Quite a bit goes on throughout childhood and the teen years too. And, as a 50-something year old, I'd be lying if I said I wasn't just slightly interested in what happens to the brain as we age.

    I've had two guest experts come on the podcast to talk about infancy and toddlerhood, and today, I'm recapping my interview with Dr. Bob Murray, a pediatrician who is equally fascinated with brain development in the early years.

    Much of our success in life is due to a healthy, functioning, well-developed brain. And nutrition is a big piece of the healthy brain puzzle. It all begins in pregnancy, and after birth, what babies eat, how they are cared for and interacted with, all help to nurture a healthy brain.

    I'll let Dr. Murray fill you in on the rest. In the meantime, if you have a baby and it's getting close to starting solids, I invite you to check out my book The Smart Mom's Guide to Starting Solids, available in print or ebook on Amazon.

    Enjoy the show!


    TNC 114: When Grandparents Feed Your Child Sweets & Treats Jul 16, 2020
    Show notes

    When other relatives take care of your kids, your food choices for them and feeding routines can swerve off track. One of the questions I get from parents is around grandparents feeding their grandkids.

    Parents complain or are distressed by their own parents or in-laws feeding their kids unhealthy food. Grandparents may give their grandchildren too many sweets. Or let them off the hook at mealtime and give them what they really want to eat, like pizza or chicken nuggets. Or, perhaps they blatantly violate nutrition values that have been expressed to them by the child's parents.

    Sometimes the dynamic around relatives feeding children, especially grandparents, can put parents in a quandary.

    I tapped Dina Rose for this episode. Dina's a sociologist and feeding expert who teaches parents, educators, and nutritionists about helping kids develop healthy, sustainable eating habits.

    Over the summer, kids may see their grandparents a bit more, so I hope this episode will give you some guidance in this area. I'll be back in September with a lineup of new guests and episodes. In the meantime, Enjoy!


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