Amy Palanjian from Yummy Toddler Food joins Cristina this week to talk about her newest cookbook written specifically for families with young children, “Dinnertime SOS”.  In this episode, she discusses the inspiration behind her book and the added pressure of making dinner. She also emphasizes the importance of embracing shortcuts in meal prep and cooking, despite the stigma surrounding them. Finally, the author provides advice for new parents anticipating the toddler phase, such as being flexible and not forcing children to eat certain foods. Amy really embraces creating a happy, sustainable, family friendly food environment!

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• Yummy Toddler Food on Substack
  
  
• Website: Yummytoddlerfood.com
  

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