New York City Chef Linda Lantos often works with children and their parents to help them overcome food phobias, poor eating habits, and the dreaded “picky eater” phase. She finds that kids often use food as a way to assert the little bit of power they can find.
The New Jewish Food Commandments (Originally published December 2010, inspired by the 2010 Hazon Food Conference) Guidelines to ensure that fresh, local, and environmentally friendly food lands on your kids’ plates By Natasha Rosenstock Most of us are familiar with the Ten Commandments (or at least the Charlton Heston movie) and know all about those …
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As promised, here are a few articles to reminisce with until I get to this year’s Hazon Food Conference!
Little kids, little problems. Big kids, big problems. I remember the early days of motherhood when this was new information to me. However, I didn’t think I’d experience addiction issues with my child – if at all – until she became a teenager. Instead, this past week she has bounced from party to party, including …
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See my latest article below… Little kids, little problems. Big kids, big problems. I remember the early days of motherhood when this was new information to me. However, I didn’t think I’d experience addiction issues with my child – if at all – until she became a teenager. Instead, this past week she has bounced …
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Medal of Honor Ceremony, White House, September 15, 2011 Dakota, thanks for taking my call . . . ‘As the citation was read, Sgt. Meyer continued to stare straight ahead, his stillness repelling the adulation he still does not think he deserves. Of course, we know a very different truth.’ -NATASHA ROSENSTOCK (NADEL) Click on …
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Dakota Meyer allows one last interview before ceremony ‘Do your best every day, give 100 percent every day and never stop.’ -DAKOTA MEYER As this is posted, A Unifying Quiet has begun to settle over in Columbia/Adair County in Shared Pride, and Silent Participation in A Unique, Sacred Moment in our History By Natasha Rosenstock …
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As I avoid watching 9/11’s 10th anniversary coverage (which should be over by the time you read this column), I’m reminded of my university Hillel commemoration for the one-year anniversary of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin’s assassination. September 2011 column
“Gradyville is the place for me, Green Acres theme song Amish neighbors and apple trees, Cows, chickens, horses and hay, Keep your a.c., I’m livin’ that country way. Goodbye, city and suburban life. Gradyville we are there” — With thanks to the August 2011 Column
“You don’t teach children to value food by making them go without food, but you do teach them independence by allowing them to go without you, the parent.” July 2011 column