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Ayudando a Nuestros Hijos a Comer con Conciencia

(Helping Your Child Eat More Mindfully in Spanish)

October 15, 2015 | Claudia Vega, MD

En este programa hablaré de los aspectos generales del comportamiento alimentario de los niños normales de acuerdo a las diferentes etapas del desarrollo y cómo muchas veces los padres se sienten confundidos o preocupados acerda de la forma en cómo sus hijos se alimentan. Hablaré también de los mitos comunes y las acciones que como resultado los padres toman para tratar de cambiar ya sea la manera o el tipo de comida que sus hijos consumen y adaptarlo a sus propias expectativas o creencias. Finalmente, hablaré de la capacidad que los niños pequeños tienen para autoregular su ingesta (tanto en cantidad como en calidad nutricional) y cómo los padres podemos ayudarlos a permanecer más en contacto con la sabiduría de sus cuerpos.


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Join Claudia Vega, MD, as she explores eating behaviors of normal children according to each developmental stage. How many times do parents feel confused or concerned about their child's way of eating? Identify common misconceptions and actions parents utilize to try to change the amount or type of food their children eat to accommodate their beliefs and expectations. Dr. Vega will discuss the capacity of young children to regulate their intake, defined as the quality and amount of food they eat. If we are mindful as parents and as people we can help them stay in touch with the wisdom of their bodies. 


Claudia Vega (Mexico) is a Pediatrician, Nutritionist and Psychotherapist. She specializes in working with children, teenagers and adults who have eating and weight issues. Knowing that the family functions as a system, she designed a family-based program in which nutrition education and emotional regulation are key components of this approach. She founded Nutrintegra in 2010, a clinic for Nutrition and Mindful Eating for Children, Youth and Adults.    Claudia also works in the prevention of eating disorders by raising awareness about the risk factors, such as body dissatisfaction, a low self-esteem–based on appearance, dieting, negative body talk (among children and/or their parents) and also by increasing positive attitudes such as a non-appearance oriented self-concept, and replacing restrictive dieting with a more balanced and mindful relationship with food. For such purpose she gives lectures and Mindful Eating workshops to pre-teens, teenagers and their parents.    She hosts a radio program for Parents and People working with children. She is a passionate Yoga practitioner as well as a certified Yoga Instructor for children. She enjoys spending her time with her three children, her husband and her mom.    She can be contacted through her website www.nutrintegra.com or by email at: contacto@nutrintegra.com
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