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Feed Drop - Dr. Liz, Nutrition For the Early Years - 7 Mistakes NOT to Make in Feeding Your Toddler
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- Sep 7, 2026
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Episode 276 - Feed Drop - Dr. Liz, Nutrition For the Early Years - 7 Mistakes NOT to Make in Feeding Your Toddler 7 Mistakes NOT to Make in Feeding Your Toddler What if the nutrition choices you worry about most are not the ones that matter most? In this episode of Nutrition for the Early Years, Dr. Liz Daniels shares seven common feeding mistakes parents make during the baby and toddler years. With warmth and honesty, she explains why multivitamins are not always the answer for picky eaters, how kid-friendly leftovers can add to parent guilt, and why oral care should start as soon as teeth come in. She also talks about juice, flavored drinks, salt fears, food labels, and the need for parents to care for their own health, too. This episode gives parents simple, guilt-free guidance to focus on what truly helps kids grow strong and build healthy habits from the start. What You’ll Learn: Why food matters more than most supplements How to reduce guilt around leftovers When to start brushing your baby’s teeth Why juice does not need to be a daily habit How to focus on the big picture instead of stressing over every label detail Why caring for your own health is one of the best ways to support your child’s nutrition Episode highlights: Mistake 1: Relying on multivitamins for picky eaters Mistake 2: Letting food waste and leftovers create guilt Mistake 3: Skipping early oral hygiene Mistake 4: Offering juice and flavored drinks too often Mistake 5: Worrying too much about salt in home cooking Mistake 6: Focusing too much on tiny label details Mistake 7: Forgetting parent health matters too Nutrition for the Early Years is a pediatric nutrition podcast for parents seeking evidence-based guidance on infant feeding, toddler nutrition, and child health. Hosted by dual pediatricia…