Whether it’s throwing food, dropping their cup, or screaming every time they are strapped into their high chair, the first place we often see children act out is at the table. This class will give you step-by-step advice and tips to put an end to some of the most frustrating mealtime misbehaviors in a calm, loving way.

Vanessa Thornton, RD, CSP, is a registered dietitian with a master’s in nutrition from Boston University. She is a Board Certified Specialist in Pediatrics and earned a certificate of training in obesity in pediatrics and adults. Vanessa completed her dietetic internship at a teaching hospital affiliated with Harvard Medical School and Tufts University School of Medicine. She is a parent of two.

Vanessa Thornton, RD, CSP

Whether it’s throwing food, dropping their cup, or screaming every time they are strapped into their high chair, the first place we often see children act out is at the dinner table. This class will help you put an end to some of the most frustrating mealtime misbehaviors in a calm, loving way.

Handling Food Throwing, Cup Dropping & Other Mealtime Misbehaviors

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A big thing: If you think it's funny at first and laugh when they throw food, they will do it forever. Laughing at inappropriate behaviors will seal them in forever.

I promise it won't be funny for Long...

Introduction

The Importance of Boundaries at Mealtime

Cup & Utensil Throwing

Handling Food Throwing, Cup Dropping & Other Mealtime Misbehaviors

Introduction

The Importance of Boundaries at Mealtime

Cup & Utensil Throwing

Food Throwing

Food Smearing

Fighting Against & Escaping the High Chair

Screaming & Inappropriate Talk

Food Refusal

Closing Thoughts

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