For Parents & Families
Kids who feel good in their bodies take care of their bodies.
We’re glad you’re here! As parents ourselves, we’re dedicated to fostering environments that support both our children’s and our own health, free from harmful diet and body standards.
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Sign up for What to Say’s monthly email for guidance on supporting young people’s health and well-being around food and body issues.
Past Tips of the Month have featured:
- Q&A videos with a Registered Dietitian
- Strategies for navigating food-focused holidays
- Tips for protecting kids’ mental health online
- Alternatives to diet-centric comments
- Conversation starters to discuss body image and food with your kids
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"My 15-year-old granddaughter has anorexia. I joined What to Say to gain more insight and have ideas to help her. I have struggled with disordered eating my whole life and tried not to pass on my thoughts on eating. What you have done for me is give examples of what to say in place of what not to say. Thank you."
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