| In this episode we talk to Marian McBride, HSE Health & Wellbeing Dietetic Lead, about Healthy Lunchboxes for Kids and much more. There are lots of tips about healthier food options to try at children’s meal times and advice about what foods to include and what to leave out.
Hosted by Eamon Keogh, the episode includes new ideas on how to achieve a balanced diet for children.
Marian shares her professional and personal experiences about the most effective ways to introduce new foods into a child’s diet. She explains why it is important to support kids at a young age to develop a healthy relationship with food and what that means.
She also talks about how parents should give themselves a break and while it may not work the first time, she encourages parent’s to keep trying to introduce those healthier options into meal times and into lunchboxes. For more information and ideas visit: www.makeastart.ie or https://www2.hse.ie/living-well/healthy-eating
Marian also talks about the resources HSE Health & Wellbeing have developed to support schools and teachers to support a healthier food environment. All designed to help all children to eat a balanced diet at home and at school.
Listen and follow wherever you get your Podcasts or on the HSE Health and Wellbeing YouTube channel.
Thank you for your continued support and for those of you interested in the topic of healthy eating, stay tuned for further episodes later in the series. Please get in touch to find out more about our podcast series or the work of HSE Health and Wellbeing Healthandwellbeing.communications@hse.ie |
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