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49 minutes
Released:
Feb 4, 2019
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Description
Albert Einstein once said, “If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough.” Sarah Morgan took this message seriously and set out to share all she’d learned when getting her Masters in Nutrition, in a way anyone ages 4 through 104 would understand.
To accomplish this, Sarah founded Buddies In My Belly, a health education company that takes health seriously, but in a way that is seriously fun for everyone. This is something every mom could use because we get some of the toughest questions on the planet (why is the sky blue? how are babies made?), sometimes all before 8:00 a.m.!
Buddies in My Belly has a ton of great resources for helping kids understand why what they eat and how they take care of themselves matters, and isn’t just “because mom says so.”
Buddies in My Belly: Episode Highlights
The troubling health statistics our children’s generation faces
The Ah-ha! moment that gave Sarah the idea to write a children’s book about gut health
What we as parents can do to give our kids the best start
The roles different bacterial strains in our digestive system play (and how to explain it to kids)
The awesome tool Sarah created to help kids take responsibility for their food choices
Ways to get more variety in your kids’ diets
A sample of Buddies in My Belly
How Sarah teaches kids about healthy living, including food, sleep, movement, drinking water, and more
Ideas for getting kids excited about trying new foods
How taking care of the gut microbiome helps stop poop problems!
And more!
Episode Quotables
“We want to help everybody in the household starting with our little ones understand this concept of the microbiome. Because if they implement this, and they get it, and they feel empowered, they get to make choices themselves. That sets them up for a lifetime of good health.”
Resources We Mention
BuddiesinMyBelly.com
Kids’ book: Buddies in My Belly: A Story About Probiotics
Buddies Snack Sheet (great ideas!)
The Buddies Food Plate
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Released:
Feb 4, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode
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