Can't get your child to eat a vegetable?
This class has the answers you need to take control of your mealtime, expand your child's diet, and swap processed foods to healthier products.
Ingrid Lucas-Feeding Therapist
As a speech pathologist that has specialized in feeding issues in children for the past 17 years, I have addressed all types of feeding problems and picky eating issues with children. Your child can enjoy mealtime and eat a diet that includes fresh vegetables and fruit. There is no need to rely on processed packaged food for daily meals (eg: chicken nuggets, pizza, chips etc...). This class will teach you the 3 key steps to getting your child to eat any new food.
Current Lunch box
Does your child's lunch box look like this? Full of treats, juice, Gogurt, fruit gummy snacks, and chips.
Do you want this lunch box?
This class will get you to packing some of these fruits and vegetables for your child.
Example Curriculum
Ingrid Lucas
The author, Ingrid Lucas, is the “Food Babe” meets “feeding therapist” meets “mom”. Mrs. Lucas received her Masters in Science from Columbia University in 2003. She has an extensive medical background with feeding challenges in the NICU and PICU settings at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital and Jersey City Medical Center, and was the supervisor for the outpatient department at Valley Hospital. Currently, she holds a private practice in Warwick, NY and has been treating picky eating issues with children for over 16 years. Ingrid is a mother of 3 and comes with real world experience to her therapeutic techniques. She sees her clients as a whole person to help food be their medicine and foster long term health. Ingrid has held parent workshops over the years and developed the Savvy Snack Program for after school care programs to provide healthier food options and educate children on nutrition. In addition to her Speech Pathologist credentials, she holds a certification from the School Food Institute and completed coursework from the Stanford School of Medicine on nutrition.
