The Full Bloom Podcast - body-positive parenting for a more embodied and inclusive next generation - S3 Ep61: Real life parenting for sanity and social change, with Hannah Olavarria & Kelty Green

S3 Ep61: Real life parenting for sanity and social change, with Hannah Olavarria & Kelty Green

07/29/20 • 42 min

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The Full Bloom Podcast - body-positive parenting for a more embodied and inclusive next generation

Zoë talks through a real life body-positive parenting dilemma with Hannah and Kelty — twins, mothers, and co-founders of the Upbringing parenting resource. They dig into parenting for “sanity and social change” and how to support kids who have chronic illnesses or conditions that may complicate their relationship with their bodies. Read the full show notes for this episode.

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We spoke with the wonderful team behind Sunny Side Up Nutrition to answer a question from a listener wondering how or what she can teach her kids about nutrition without diet culture sneaking in. Anna and Elizabeth talked us through the value of modeling behaviors, considering developmental stage in the conversations you have about food, what kind of nutrition education is happening in schools, and what really supports kids in maintaining their intuitive eating abilities and growing up into competent eaters.
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