Nov 4, 2026 · 36 min · 15 segments
Today, I’m excited to share Part 2 of my conversation with Katie Kimball of Raising Healthy Families. In Part 1, we discussed why kids become picky eaters and how to uncover what's really going on…
So this is, this could be deeper and I know we're ending the interview here, but what about bad habits like emotional eating and food addiction, which obviously probably doesn't happen in younger kids, but more in that teen environment.
So should parents be worried that as they set routines or boundaries around food that they could push the wrong way into these bad habits?
The bad habits generally form with less routines and fewer boundaries in that here we are on the longevity podcast, right? So we talk about how you begin is how you're going to continue unless you take an action to change your habit.
Walk around a grocery store and how many of the little ones are either on their parents' phone? And I'm talking little like two, three, four.
It's quite honestly, creating an emotional eater is having fewer boundaries, is allowing food to be boredom and is allowing food to be emotional.
I still remember, gosh, one of the first people I interviewed probably back in 2018 said when I took my child to the doctors and she got her shots and the nurse went to give her a sucker, I karate chopped it out of the way.
So this is, this could be deeper and I know we're ending the interview here, but what about bad habits like emotional eating and food addiction, which obviously probably doesn't happen in younger kids, but more in that teen environment.
So should parents be worried that as they set routines or boundaries around food that they could push the wrong way into these bad habits?
The bad habits generally form with less routines and fewer boundaries in that here we are on the longevity podcast, right? So we talk about how you begin is how you're going to continue unless you take an action to change your habit.
Walk around a grocery store and how many of the little ones are either on their parents' phone? And I'm talking little like two, three, four.
It's quite honestly, creating an emotional eater is having fewer boundaries, is allowing food to be boredom and is allowing food to be emotional.
I still remember, gosh, one of the first people I interviewed probably back in 2018 said when I took my child to the doctors and she got her shots and the nurse went to give her a sucker, I karate chopped it out of the way.
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