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HOW TO GET KIDS TO EAT HEALTHY – ASK DR. NATALIE DIGATE MUTH

It’s back to school and parents want to send their kids to school with healthy lunch choices. Natalie Digate Muth, MD, MPH, RD, a community pediatrician and registered dietician widely recognized for her expertise in childhood obesity, nutrition and fitness was a recent guest on KABC news to talk about how to get kids to eat well — even the pickiest of eaters.

Dr. Muth’s book Eat Your Vegetables! and Other Mistakes Parents Make: Redefining How to Raise Healthy Eaters has lots of great strategies to get kids to eat right and wonderful recipes that can be applied to school lunches..

A spokesperson for the American Council on Exercise (ACE), Dr. Muth informs media outlets throughout the country on pertinent nutrition and fitness issues. She is a sought after pediatric expert by the media. She has appeared on ABC World News Now; is a regular guest on San Diego Living; KABC, KCBS and has been quoted in multiple print and online outlets including The New York Times, Health Magazine, Seattle Times, Denver Post, WebMD, and Slate.

 

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My client, Natalie Digate Muth, MD, MPH, RD, a community pediatrician and registered dietician widely recognized for her expertise in childhood obesity, nutrition and fitness talk to Dr. Anne Abram on BlogTalk radio about how to prevent childhood obesity and how to help your child if he/she suffers from it already.

Dr. Muth’s book Eat Your Vegetables! and Other Mistakes Parents Make: Redefining How to Raise Healthy Eaters was released in April 2012.

A spokesperson for the American Council on Exercise (ACE), Dr. Muth informs media outlets throughout the country on pertinent nutrition and fitness issues. She is a sought after pediatric expert by the media. She has appeared on ABC World News Now; is a regular guest on San Diego Living; and has been quoted in multiple print and online outlets including The New York Times, Health Magazine, Seattle Times, Denver Post, WebMD, and Slate.