So just what are the kind of the most common issues that you see and you're addressing with those families?

Absolutely.

I'm happy to share what those are.

I also just want to say that as a first-time mom myself, um, feeding rocked my world.

Nothing about my feeding journey with my own child went the way that I thought it was going to.

And so on a personal note, I can 100% relate to a lot of the struggles that parents and my clients face.

And that's a huge part of why I even built my business or started my coaching program, is because I've been a dietitian for 10 years.

Yes.

And then what is kind of not normal is in the development and starts to fall into the, this is a picky eater, this child's going to need some extra support.

Totally.

So I think it's really important to give credit to how long it takes to actually learn food, especially with the population that I work with of babies and toddlers.

I see a lot of parents kind of assuming that because their little one is no longer a baby, that they're past the part of like learning food or they should just have it figured out in toddlerhood.

And that's truly not the case.

They are still learning so much.

And so especially in those first two years of life, we are really working on establishing their preferences, not trying to figure them out.

What is kind of a step that they can take?

Um, how long did it take you to recover from such trauma? Like, is it still an ongoing process?

Well, healing is a process.

It's not an event, and it, and it takes some time.

By the time I began speaking out in 1990...

I've been speaking out for over 35 years, um, on mind control and healing from it.

When I first began speaking out, it was out of concern for my daughter who was caught up in the so-called Child Protective Services and, and it's just a absolutely horrific situation.

So, it was love for my daughter that compelled me to speak out.

Does it hit you, like when you see their face, like a flashback and you remember everything at that moment? Or is it just kinda like, oh, that person looks familiar, maybe, maybe? Or is it something that's just like boom?