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Join Fresh City and a trio of nutrition experts for an evening of food and fun at Royal St. George’s College! Aviva Allen, Janet Nezon and Aviva Wittenberg will explore some of the different challenges parents and kids face in the kitchen, provide tips and tricks for tackling them head-on, and ultimately discuss how to cultivate a happy and healthy relationship with food!
Date: Wednesday, March 9th
Time: 7-9pm
Location: 120 Howland Ave (Royal St. George’s College – Ketchum Hall)
There will be light snacks and beverages. RSVP to reserve your seat!
Feeding your Picky Eater by Aviva Allen
Find out why children become can become “picky eaters” and what we can do as parents to help them through it. Learn how to avoid battles at the table and create a more positive mealtime environment.
About Aviva Allen
Aviva Allen is a Kids’ Nutritionist specializing in helping parents deal with picky eating and other feeding challenges. Aviva is also the mother of 2 boys and founder of Healthy Moms Toronto.
Kids in the Kitchen by Aviva Wittenberg
Getting hands on in the kitchen with kids equips them with critical life skills, teaches them about the world through food and gives them a profound sense of accomplishment. Aviva Wittenberg will discuss fun ways to engage your kids in the kitchen!
About Aviva Wittenberg
An enthusiastic eater since birth and cook since she was old enough to stand on a stool and stir, Aviva Wittenberg is a food blogger, consultant and all round foodie who is now joined in the kitchen by her own two little eaters.
Cultivating Happy, Healthy Eaters by Janet Nezon
A light-hearted look at the challenge of parenting around food. Janet will share simple wisdom and practical tips to help parents relax and inspire kids to cultivate their own lifelong healthy habits.
About Janet Nezon
Janet is the owner and founder of Rainbow Plate, a company on a mission to bring a vibrant and fresh approach to food education. She holds a B.Sc. from the University of Toronto as a Specialist in Nutritional Science, a Master of Health Science degree in Health Promotion from U of T’s Faculty of Medicine, and is the proud mom of 3 young adult children.
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