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The Intentional Table
Nicole Cruz, MS, RDN
10 episodes
5 days ago
We’ve all heard it: “Sugar is toxic.” “It’s addictive.” “It makes kids hyper.” It’s no wonder parents feel confused and worried when it comes to sweets. But what if the problem isn’t sugar itself… it’s the fear surrounding it? In this episode of The Intentional Table, I’m busting five of the most common myths about sugar… and showing you how that fear and restriction can actually fuel the very imbalance we’re trying to avoid. You’ll learn what the research really says, how to create a calm, p...
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Parenting
Kids & Family,
Health & Fitness,
Nutrition
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We’ve all heard it: “Sugar is toxic.” “It’s addictive.” “It makes kids hyper.” It’s no wonder parents feel confused and worried when it comes to sweets. But what if the problem isn’t sugar itself… it’s the fear surrounding it? In this episode of The Intentional Table, I’m busting five of the most common myths about sugar… and showing you how that fear and restriction can actually fuel the very imbalance we’re trying to avoid. You’ll learn what the research really says, how to create a calm, p...
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Parenting
Kids & Family,
Health & Fitness,
Nutrition
Episodes (10/10)
The Intentional Table
The 5 Biggest Sugar Myths (and What They’re Doing to Our Kids)
We’ve all heard it: “Sugar is toxic.” “It’s addictive.” “It makes kids hyper.” It’s no wonder parents feel confused and worried when it comes to sweets. But what if the problem isn’t sugar itself… it’s the fear surrounding it? In this episode of The Intentional Table, I’m busting five of the most common myths about sugar… and showing you how that fear and restriction can actually fuel the very imbalance we’re trying to avoid. You’ll learn what the research really says, how to create a calm, p...
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5 days ago
23 minutes

The Intentional Table
Too Much Sugar Isn't the Issue
When it feels like candy is everywhere this time of year—trunk-or-treats, class parties, after-practice bags—it can start to feel overwhelming. You might be okay with your child having some candy, but when it’s constant, it’s hard to know how to handle it without going overboard or setting up food battles. In this episode of The Intentional Table, I’m sharing exactly how to navigate Halloween candy so your child can enjoy it - without guilt, shame, sneaking, or power struggles. We’ll talk ab...
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1 week ago
21 minutes

The Intentional Table
My Kid Only Wants to Eat 'Junk' (and what you can do about it)
If it feels like all your child wants to eat are snacks, sweets, or packaged foods - and no matter what you do, they refuse vegetables or other foods you think they need… You’re not alone, and there's nothing wrong with your child. In fact, this is completely normal. But that doesn’t mean you have to give up... or resort to forcing them to eat veggies (or cut out “junk” altogether). Often, what’s happening is a combination of natural tendencies, learned behaviors, and the environment ar...
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2 weeks ago
18 minutes

The Intentional Table
Why Your Feeding Strategies Aren't Working (and How to Fix It)
Send us a text If you’ve tried all the things... read the books, followed the advice on social media, tried recommendations from your pediatrician or best friend - yet mealtimes still feel tense or unpredictable, or you're concerned about what or how your child's eating... You’re not necessarily doing it wrong - you’re likely just missing a few key pieces. In this episode, we're bringing everything together to show you why the feeding strategies you’ve been trying might not be working - and w...
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3 weeks ago
20 minutes

The Intentional Table
What's Really Behind Power Struggles with Food
Send us a text Does your child eat in a way that feels out of balance? Maybe they don't want to try anything new and stick to the same few safe foods. Or they would eat and eat and eat if you let them. Or maybe they seem obsessed with sweets - like that's all they want. Chances are - they're eating reactively. It's not on purpose. They're not trying to be difficult. Reactive eating is often subconscious and literally, a reaction. But it can create a lot of power struggles and stress aro...
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1 month ago
15 minutes

The Intentional Table
All food is not equal
When you’re raising kids, it feels natural to want to teach them about “healthy" or "better" choices or to guide them with categories like sometimes foods, growing foods, or good vs. bad foods. While those labels are well-intentioned, they can create worry, guilt, or even rebellion around food... and that disrupts our kids’ ability to trust themselves and eat in balance. In this episode of The Intentional Table, I’m breaking down the concept of neutrality when it comes to food. I’ll share how...
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1 month ago
16 minutes

The Intentional Table
It's not a food free-for-all
What does it really mean to give kids structure with food… without controlling them? In this episode of The Intentional Table Podcast, we’re unpacking one of the biggest misconceptions parents have about feeding kids: if you remove pressure and 'getting' them to eat a certain way, it’s a free-for-all. But the truth is, kids thrive when they feel both supported and like they have autonomy and control... and that comes from structure, not pressure. We’ll talk about what structure actually looks...
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1 month ago
18 minutes

The Intentional Table
What the heck is a relationship with food?
What does it really mean to have a healthy relationship with food? In this second episode of The Intentional Table Podcast, we’re digging deeper into what’s truly at the root of how kids (and adults) eat. While it’s easy to focus on what’s on the plate or how our kids behave at mealtimes, what really drives those choices is their relationship with food... the thoughts, feelings, and beliefs they’re building every day. We’ll explore why this foundation matters more than the broccoli or the coo...
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1 month ago
26 minutes

The Intentional Table
Flipping the Script on Healthy Eating
What does it really mean to raise a healthy eater? In this first episode of The Intentional Table Podcast, we’re diving into a new way of thinking about food and nutrition. Instead of obsessing over grams of protein, cutting out sugar, or following rigid rules, we’ll explore why 'healthy' eating isn't just about nutrition - and how a healthy relationship with food is the foundation that allows kids to thrive... and parents to feel more at ease too. What you'll hear in the episode: Why nutriti...
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2 months ago
10 minutes

The Intentional Table
Welcome to the Intentional Table
Welcome to The Intentional Table, the podcast that helps parents raise kids who eat well and feel good about food. In this trailer, you’ll get a sneak peek of what’s to come — practical tools, mindset shifts, and compassionate strategies to guide your family. Together, we’ll break the cycles of food guilt and control so your child can grow up with a positive, empowered relationship with food. Subscribe now so you don’t miss the first full episodes!”
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2 months ago
1 minute

The Intentional Table
We’ve all heard it: “Sugar is toxic.” “It’s addictive.” “It makes kids hyper.” It’s no wonder parents feel confused and worried when it comes to sweets. But what if the problem isn’t sugar itself… it’s the fear surrounding it? In this episode of The Intentional Table, I’m busting five of the most common myths about sugar… and showing you how that fear and restriction can actually fuel the very imbalance we’re trying to avoid. You’ll learn what the research really says, how to create a calm, p...