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New Research: More Time in the Kitchen May Not Be the Answer to Feeding Kids Well

Pressure Cooker is a new book based on research that examines the pressures faced by moms across America to feed their kids the “right” way. The authors argue that unrealistic expectations, inequalities, and the challenging realities mothers experience need to be addressed in order to truly nourish and improve the health of our kids. “[This

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If we want to eradicate hunger, we must address racism.

Powerful (and unsurprising) research shows that if we want to eradicate hunger, we must address racism/discrimination. The Philadelphia study found that people who experience daily discrimination are nearly TWICE as likely to struggle with hunger. Chilton, who co-authored the research, shared that “If we are just fighting to strengthen SNAP [formerly food stamps], or for

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Parents Aren’t Good Judges of Their Kids’ Sugar Intake

Research found that parents consistently underestimate the amount of sugar in their kids’ food and beverages. This happens when we do Rethink Your Drink in our workshops; participants are SHOCKED when they see how many teaspoons of sugar are in their favorite beverages, including “healthy” ones like juice, tea, and vitamin water. This “health halo”

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