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Messy Bites
by Marina Chaparro, RDN, CDCES
Welcome to Messy Bites — where nutrition science meets real mom life, with a side of culture, chaos, and amor. I’m here to help you navigate the beautifully messy world of feeding kids—with science, love, and maybe a tortilla or two. I’m Marina Chaparro, a pediatric registered dietitian, diabetes educator, and mamá of two. From “Is my kid From “Is my kid eating enough protein?” to “Are baby carrots even safe?”, we dive into the messy side of feeding with real stories, expert guests, and tips rooted in science (not fear). Let’s make feeding our kids less about guilt—and more about connection!
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🎂Messy Bites Anniversary: The 5 Lessons That Changed the Way I Parent and Feed My Kids | EP 32
One year ago, Messy Bites was born to cut through fear-based parenting advice and bring more joy back to the dinner table, and this episode is a celebration of that journey. 🎉In this special anniversary episode, Marina shares the 5 biggest lessons that have completely transformed the way she approaches feeding her own kids. And here’s the twist: none of them came from a textbook.From rethinking expectations and navigating the emotional labor of feeding a family, to letting go of comparison and embracing your child’s individuality, this conversation is a refreshing reminder that there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to raising confident eaters.If you’ve ever felt pressure to “get it right” at mealtimes, this episode will help you zoom out, breathe a little easier, and focus on what truly matters.Because health and joy can absolutely coexist, and chances are, you’re already doing better than you think. 💛Hi, I’m Marina Chaparro, a Registered Dietitian specializing in pediatric nutrition. Let’s raise confident, joyful eaters together.Follow along for more support and real-life tips:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nutrichicosWebsite: https://www.nutrichicos.com/
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📱Messy Mom Hotline: The Truth About KETO Bread & Kids' Nutrition 👧🥖 | EP 31
Is keto bread actually a healthy choice for kids, or just clever marketing wrapped in a trendy label? 🍞🤔In this episode of Messy Mom Hotline, we’re breaking down everything parents need to know about keto bread. What is it really? How do “net carbs” and sugar alcohols work? And most importantly, does it make sense for growing kids?As a pediatric registered dietitian, I’m sharing my honest take on the pros and cons, including how these products can impact digestion and whether they’re truly supporting your child’s nutritional needs. We’ll also talk about why carbs are essential for kids’ growth and energy, and what might be missing when we swap them out.Plus, I’ll walk you through simple, real-food alternatives, think high-protein, fiber-rich options you can easily find at your local grocery store. No gimmicks, just practical choices that support your family’s health.Let’s cut through the noise, ditch the confusion, and focus on what really matters: raising confident, joyful eaters. ✨Hi, I’m Marina Chaparro, a Registered Dietitian specializing in pediatric nutrition.➡️ Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nutrichicos➡️ Visit my website: https://www.nutrichicos.com/
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to Messy Bites — where nutrition science meets real mom life, with a side of culture, chaos, and amor. I’m here to help you navigate the beautifully messy world of feeding kids—with science, love, and maybe a tortilla or two. I’m Marina Chaparro, a pediatric registered dietitian, diabetes educator, and mamá of two. From “Is my kid From “Is my kid eating enough protein?” to “Are baby carrots even safe?”, we dive into the messy side of feeding with real stories, expert guests, and tips rooted in science (not fear). Let’s make feeding our kids less about guilt—and more about connection!
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Marina Chaparro, RDN, CDCES
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