Have you ever had that moment where you are on a play date or at the restaurant and caught drooling in envy because another child is eating ‘normal’ foods without fuss? I would bet a lot of us have been there and even thought about doing a kid swap, of course for mealtimes only.
Good news. There is hope for you and your child! Enter Melanie Potock, MA, CCC -SLP, Pediatric Feeding Specialist and founder of My Munch Bug, a parental guide for creating stress free meals and turning your picky eater into an adventurous one!
She is also the author of Happy Mealtimes with Happy Kids and has released a CD: Dancing in the Kitchen.
The CD is for ages 2-6 and features fun songs including Gimme’ Something to Chew…rock me with your broccoli! and old time favorite with a twist On Top of Spaghetti.
We are pleased to be giving away a copy of her wonderful book and CD.
Enter to WIN now thru December 23 . US Residents only. You MUST complete all steps!
1. ‘Like’, if you haven’t already, Babies.com Facebook page and post a comment about the giveaway
2. ‘Like’, if you haven’t already, My Munch Bug Facebook page and post a comment about the giveaway
3. Leave a comment on this blog when you’ve done both.
The WINNER will be randomly selected and announced by 12/27/11.
RECENT REVIEWS of Happy Mealtimes on Amazon.com
5.0 out of 5 stars Bite-sized chapters chock full of great information, July 19, 2011
Any mom with the slightest bit of anxiety surrounding her child’s eating can find respite in Happy Mealtimes. My daughter (2.5) has been stuck in a cycle of a very few easy foods for quite some time and I’ve spent the better part of her life TRYING and TRYING to get her to eat more than a very few items. We’ve fought, we’ve cried, we’ve both thrown significant tantrums. Reading Melanie’s book has offered some perspective and tactics that have worked for the first time for us. Until now, I feel like I’ve tried everything I could think of or find research for online – coaxing, distractions, hiding foods, and even giving up entirely, hoping she’d break the cycle on her own. Nothing worked. Happy Mealtim
RECENT REVIEWS of Dancing in the Kitchen – The Examiner
Melanie Potock has spent more than a decade helping munchkins deal with eating problems; with her company, My Munch Bug, she offers tips and products to help the little ones eat right. The CD, with music from local children’s singer songwriter Joan Huntsberry Langford, puts the music where their mouths are: Dancing in the Kitchen encourages kids to be adventurous eaters and parents to get their kids out of the mac-n-cheese rut. Includes songs like “The Operetta: I Love Peas!” and “Gimme Something to Chew.”
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