• Help for Kids with Food Allergies – In today’s world, food allergies have become an epidemic. Meredith Deasley, R.H.N., shares tips to help prevent and manage your child’s food allergies.
• 10 Ways to Bond or Connect with Your Unborn Baby – Denise Chiriboga, R.H.N., shares a list of ways that you and your partner can bond with your unborn baby to make baby feel safe, and let baby know that they are loved and cared for.
• A Healthy Diet After Pregnancy – A healthy diet after pregnancy supplies you with the energy needed to care for your newborn and recover quickly.  Kelly Maslen, R.H.N., shares tips to help new moms eat healthy after the baby comes home. 
• 5 Tips On Boosting Breastmilk Supply – For those that choose to breastfeed their baby, low milk production can create stress, frustration and sadness in women who aren’t able to produce as much as needed for their growing baby. Melissa Sorge, C.H.N.C., shares tips to help increase your milk supply.
• Baby and Toddler Feeding Milestones – How We Learn to Eat – Ana-Maria Janes, R.H.N., explains the main physical and oral motor milestones kids will go through when learning how to eat.
• 10 No-Fail Solutions for Picky Eaters – If you have a picky eater at home, you understand just how frustrating and worrying it can be. Jarka Crawford, R.H.N., has put together a list of tips to help you (or to pack even more nutrition into non-picky eaters’ daily diets).
• The Picky Eating Spectrum and Normal Developmental Leaps – How do you know what is normal pickiness due to developmental leaps, and what is beyond normal? Ana-Maria Janes, R.H.N., explains the Picky Eating Spectrum to help you identify temporary phases and when to seek professional help.
• Thinking Outside the Lunchbox: School Lunch Ideas – Preparation is the key to better, more varied lunches, and the good news is it’s not as hard as you think! This school year, try thinking ‘outside the lunchbox’ with these ideas from Wendy McCallum, R.H.N.
• Back to School Transition Tips for Parents – Jess Sherman, R.H.N., shares some tips for children and parents to help the transition back to school.
  
• Simple Ways to Bring Mindfulness to Your Family’s Daily Routine – Help your family make the transition back to school by adding some mindfulness to your day, via Green Child Magazine.

Resource Websites & Apps:

• EcoParent Magazine – EcoParent is a quarterly magazine for families that want to make healthier, greener lifestyle choices. Fun and inspirational in tone – and never judgmental – EcoParent appeals to the already eco-savvy, but remains accessible to the newly eco-curious. Food, fashion, books, travel, health & beauty, home & garden, and so much more!
• À Table! – À Table! is a cookbook fundraiser in collaboration with the PK Subban Foundation, with 100% of proceeds benefiting the Montreal Children’s Hospital. This initiative began as a dream for Rebecca Fruchter-Klein, R.H.N.C., MBA, whose mission is to educate and inspire families to make healthier nutrition and lifestyle choices. For more information, contact rebecca@kidnutriyum.com.
• Green Child Magazine – Hailed as “good for a green mama’s soul,” Green Child has grown into a resource valued by parents who care about bringing simplicity, compassion, social responsibility, and instinctual intelligence back to parenting.