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🚫 Insurance Denial: A Barrier to Eating Disorder Recovery 🌟 Many individuals battling eating disorders face an additional battle—insurance denial. It's a heartbreaking reality that hinders their access to life-saving treatment. Let's unite to shed light on this issue and advocate for better support. 💪💙 #InsuranceDenial #RaisingHealthyKids #AdvocateForChange
Most of us would probably choose for our kids to eat nourishing, minimally processed foods if given the option, but constantly emphasizing "healthy eating" is ironically doing more harm than good.
What should we do instead? Let's take a step back and give ourselves a break. It's time to stop labeling and instead focus on teaching our kids about balance. We should help them understand we eat different foods for different reasons and at different times, and that all food is simply food--it's neither good nor bad, healthy or unhealthy. We need to remove guilt, shame and the concept of "food morality" from the equation because those are the last things we want to teach our kids.
#SupportingOurKids #EmotionalWellBeing #BodyNeutraility #ParentHacks #LearningAndGrowing #Parenting #RaisingHealthyKids
What should we do instead? Let's take a step back and give ourselves a break. It's time to stop labeling and instead focus on teaching our kids about balance. We should help them understand we eat different foods for different reasons and at different times, and that all food is simply food--it's neither good nor bad, healthy or unhealthy. We need to remove guilt, shame and the concept of "food morality" from the equation because those are the last things we want to teach our kids.
#SupportingOurKids #EmotionalWellBeing #BodyNeutraility #ParentHacks #LearningAndGrowing #Parenting #RaisingHealthyKids
Back to school season is here, and as parents, let's prioritize our children's emotional well-being. As the hustle and bustle begins, take a moment to ask your kids how they're feeling. A simple conversation might be the key to supporting their mental health and fostering a positive environment. Together, let's build a foundation of understanding and empower our children on their journey of eating disorder recovery and prevention. #SupportingOurKids #EmotionalWellBeing #BackToSchool #HealthyKids #BodyNeutraility #ParentHacks
Let's Empower Healthy Kids: Breaking Free from 'Shoulds'
Raising confident, body-positive children starts with reimagining the 'shoulds' that shape their self-perception.
Join us on a journey of embracing authenticity and dismantling unrealistic expectations. Together, we can foster an environment where kids flourish, celebrating their unique strengths and finding joy in their bodies.
It's time to banish the 'shoulds' and empower the next generation with a mindset focused on self-love, acceptance, and holistic well-being.
#RethinkShoulds #HealthyKids #BodyNeutraility #BodyPositivity #EmbraceAuthenticity #ParentingRevolution #SelfLoveMatters
Raising confident, body-positive children starts with reimagining the 'shoulds' that shape their self-perception.
Join us on a journey of embracing authenticity and dismantling unrealistic expectations. Together, we can foster an environment where kids flourish, celebrating their unique strengths and finding joy in their bodies.
It's time to banish the 'shoulds' and empower the next generation with a mindset focused on self-love, acceptance, and holistic well-being.
#RethinkShoulds #HealthyKids #BodyNeutraility #BodyPositivity #EmbraceAuthenticity #ParentingRevolution #SelfLoveMatters
Parenting isn't about being flawless; it's about learning and growing. When we feel we've fallen short, let's show ourselves compassion. Remember, we can't single-handedly cause our kids to develop eating disorders or health problems. Let's use our words and voices to build up our children. Join us on this journey towards healthier, happier kids.
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#LearningAndGrowing #WhatToSay #BodyNeutrality #HealthyKids #ParentHacks
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#LearningAndGrowing #WhatToSay #BodyNeutrality #HealthyKids #ParentHacks
Embrace the Joy of Movement! Our bodies were created for movement, not for fitting into set standards of weight, shape, or size. Let's make physical activity a celebration, not a chore. Let's teach our kids that exercise can be exhilarating, empowering, and most importantly, fun!
#JoyOfMovement #HealthyKids #BodyPositivity #ParentHacks #BodyNeutrality
#JoyOfMovement #HealthyKids #BodyPositivity #ParentHacks #BodyNeutrality
Embrace the joy of movement! Our bodies were designed for it, and it's crucial for our physical and mental well-being. Let's shift the focus from weight, shape, and size, and instead celebrate the pure pleasure of being active. By teaching our kids that exercise is about joy, not about BMI or appearance, we're setting them up for a lifetime of loving movement.
#JoyfulMovement #HealthyLifestyle #BodyNeutrality #ParentHacks #WithAllWhatToSay
#JoyfulMovement #HealthyLifestyle #BodyNeutrality #ParentHacks #WithAllWhatToSay
Movement is a great way to promote one’s health and well-being, but over-emphasizing exercise can contribute to disordered eating, negative body image, and an obsession with being thin. How can we help our kids enjoy movement AND promote a healthy body image? Here are a few ideas for what to say.
“You spent so much time at the park - you must have had a ton of fun!” - Going to the park can be a fun way for kids to enjoy the sunny #summer weather and get moving. When talking to your child about their day outdoors, emphasize all the fun they had, rather than making the conversation about weight or body size. Focusing on weight or body size can make kids feel like the only purpose of outdoor exercise is to change their bodies, which can lead to the negative consequences mentioned above.
“What was your favorite part of our hike?” - Family time outdoors can be really fun for kids and parents alike. If you find yourself ready to discuss all the calories you’ve burned on your afternoon hike, consider talking about your favorite part of the activity instead. Or, better yet, ask your kids what they enjoyed most - this can help teach your child that the most important part of movement is having a good time. When kids have fun with movement, they’ll be more likely to do it… and in a positive, healthy way.
“Let’s walk to the store today. We’ll enjoy the sun!” - It’s common to find ourselves talking about movement as a way to burn off calories or lose weight. But when we do this, our kids learn that the sole purpose of movement is just that - to lose weight, and thereby change our bodies. To promote a healthy body image for your kids, consider focusing on other purposes of movement… such as getting outside and enjoying the summer weather.
For more tips, check out our SIMPLE GUIDE FOR WHAT TO SAY!
#Parenting #FreeDownload #FreeGuide #FreeResource #WithAllWhatToSay #ParentingTips #ParentingTools #WhatToSayInstead #DietCulture #AntiDietCulture #KidsBodyImage #KidsMentalHealth #SummerFun #SummerParenting #Wellness #Exercise #Movement #JoyfulMovement #SelfWorth #EatingDisorderPrevention #EatingDisorderAwareness
“You spent so much time at the park - you must have had a ton of fun!” - Going to the park can be a fun way for kids to enjoy the sunny #summer weather and get moving. When talking to your child about their day outdoors, emphasize all the fun they had, rather than making the conversation about weight or body size. Focusing on weight or body size can make kids feel like the only purpose of outdoor exercise is to change their bodies, which can lead to the negative consequences mentioned above.
“What was your favorite part of our hike?” - Family time outdoors can be really fun for kids and parents alike. If you find yourself ready to discuss all the calories you’ve burned on your afternoon hike, consider talking about your favorite part of the activity instead. Or, better yet, ask your kids what they enjoyed most - this can help teach your child that the most important part of movement is having a good time. When kids have fun with movement, they’ll be more likely to do it… and in a positive, healthy way.
“Let’s walk to the store today. We’ll enjoy the sun!” - It’s common to find ourselves talking about movement as a way to burn off calories or lose weight. But when we do this, our kids learn that the sole purpose of movement is just that - to lose weight, and thereby change our bodies. To promote a healthy body image for your kids, consider focusing on other purposes of movement… such as getting outside and enjoying the summer weather.
For more tips, check out our SIMPLE GUIDE FOR WHAT TO SAY!
#Parenting #FreeDownload #FreeGuide #FreeResource #WithAllWhatToSay #ParentingTips #ParentingTools #WhatToSayInstead #DietCulture #AntiDietCulture #KidsBodyImage #KidsMentalHealth #SummerFun #SummerParenting #Wellness #Exercise #Movement #JoyfulMovement #SelfWorth #EatingDisorderPrevention #EatingDisorderAwareness
New research reveals the powerful influence of AI on our kids' relationship with food and body image. At WithAll, we're committed to empowering parents with the tools and resources they need to approach this important conversation. Join us in fostering a healthy digital environment for our children.
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#AIandKids #ParentingMatters " #BodyNeutrality #RaisingHealthyKids #DietCulture #WithAllWhatToSay #ParentHacks #BodyPositiveParenting
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#AIandKids #ParentingMatters " #BodyNeutrality #RaisingHealthyKids #DietCulture #WithAllWhatToSay #ParentHacks #BodyPositiveParenting