Nutrition · Alyssa Miller
by Alyssa Miller
Alyssa Miller RD will cover how to handle picky eating, mealtime meltdowns, building a healthy relationship with food and so much more. If you have young children and mealtimes look more like a battlefield than a peaceful family meal make sure to tune in, subscribe and share this podcast with all your mom friends.
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This podcast checks all the boxes for anyone looking for applicable, data supported, bite sized, understandable, funny, and (most importantly) for those of us who have amazingly stubborn “selective eaters”. Alyssa has a way about her that is so approachable, instructive, and intelligent. I learn something new each episode I listen to and feel like for the first time, I know what to do with my picky eater. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom and helping this Mama find some success in the very daunting toddler food arena!
I’m a dietitian who also has a picky eater! My first kid loved every fruit and veggie I put in front of him and I was so proud of myself. I thought, “Why does everyone act like this is so hard?” Then my second kid came along and made me feel like a complete failure as a dietitian and mom. The first time I tried to feed her solids as a baby, she literally clamped her mouth shut! Thank you for shedding light on this topic and making me feel less alone…
I work as a Parent Educator and have found all of the tips and tricks extremely helpful. Meal times are easier for the families I work with now because of her suggestions and guidance!
Alyssa is so helpful and I am so grateful for her knowledge and expertise! Her table talk program is AMAZING! Highly recommend it! Thank you Alyssa for helping our family and children get to the root cause of picky eating!
I dropped in to listen to an episode expecting actual research, insights, and practical tips—and I was incredibly disappointed to find that nearly 10 of the 30 minutes were spent promoting the Table Talk course. I understand that the content in the course may be valuable, but that’s not what I came to listen to. I felt genuinely duped and frustrated that nearly a third of the episode was essentially a sales pitch. What made this especially disappointing was hearing Alyssa talk about not trying to “trick” people. Yet that’s exactly how this episode made me feel: like my time was wasted and I was being led into a promotion under the guise of a research- and advice-focused podcast episode. If you want to promote a course, fine—but be transparent about it upfront. Don’t market it as an episode packed with research and practical takeaways and then use a significant portion of the limited listening time to sell the course. I’m all for supporting creators and paying for valuable content, but this approach left a really bad taste in my mouth. I expected substance and instead got a sales pitch. Extremely frustrating.
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