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Group 1 (Yasmina + Alba + Natalia + Noelia)

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Group 1 (Yasmina + Alba + Natalia + Noelia)

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- At lunch time, play games so that the child gets full attention on the food.
- Make clear schedulesf or each cup of milk of the day, so that it is more organized, etc.
- Let him make shapes with the vegetables, that is, with the vegetables and fruits, so that he finds them interesting and eats them = make food more fun.
- Let the mother make stews, soups with vegetables, so that she does not literally see what the vegetables are like.

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What about checking the daily habits of the family?

Have you thought about eat together?

You should buy more healthy food.

Have you think about what she liked as a child?

Have you think how their friends influence her about food?

I suggest she cooks for herself.

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Patricia's daughter (Gemma, Lucía M., Dani, Joana)

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Patricia's daughter (Gemma, Lucía M., Dani, Joana)

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- Send it to the psychologist ¿?
- Avoid watching TV, you could spend your time doing sports
- Send suggestions to the school to change the cafeteria menu i
- Take the food home
- Implant a weekly menu at home
- Do not buy junk food at home
- That it is reflected in what parents eat
- Food education
- At first go replacing "junk" foods with healthier foods until you only eat healthy food

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- We recommend adding colorful food items (fruits and veggies) to make it more appetizing.
- Our advice would be not forcing the child to eat more. Instead, making sure whatever he eats contain all the necessary nutrients.
- We suggest recreational food programs to deliver proper education on food choices.
- It's important to set a proper environment and an exact mealtime for eating.
- We recommend avoiding junk food as much as possible, as it can become an addiction which would influence his health later on.

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Hello Leslie.
I know it's hard to become independent. As advice I would tell you the classic “cheap is expensive”. It is better to change that pizza for meat, fish, legumes and vegetables, in bulk, which can be a good tip to save. And from time to time, you can also prepare meals and use apps like My real food to find healthy recipes.
You must be careful with ultra processed meals, usually very salty and fatty with lots of added sugars harmful for your body.
If I were in your shoes, I’d rather buy more fruit
and vegetables.