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AsyaArmaanNov2009

Hello! I am Asya. And this is my twin brother Armaan. We are three and a half years old.

We love to eat spaghetti and pasta. I call out “Pista, Pista” when my Mom sits me down for dinner. My Mom gives us many different things to eat. She is a very good cook.

Both my Mom and Dad are PhD engineers. They like to read and learn new things. These days, they are interested in nutrition for toddlers like us. My Dad wants to write a blog so he can share our experiences with all of you. He tells us that the science of nutrition is rich but it is not easy to find good practical information on the internet. He wants to read about it, try at home, then write on his blog. He wants to network with food experts and learn from them.

We hope you will find useful information here. If you have a question or comment, send a message to my Dad from the Contact Us page. He will write back to you. Keep in mind that my Dad is not a pediatrician or a professional diet expert. So, you should not treat his comments or advice as medical opinion. If after reading his posts you have a serious concern about your child’s health or nutrition, you should consult with your physician.

If you want to learn more about my Dad, check his LinkedIn profile. And here is my Mom’s LinkedIn profile.

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{ 12 comments }

1 William Bateman December 2, 2008 at 1:10 am

Great resource parents! Kudos!

Cody

2 Diesel December 5, 2008 at 6:58 pm

This blog looks very clean, tidy and professional, great design.
You kids are very cute, I bet you’re both very proud parents.
I hope to read more soon about your endeavours in learning all about toddler nutrition, and hopefully learn a few things from you myself. I tend to think that so long as the food doesn’t get spat out, puked out, coughed out or abdominal-thrusted out then it’s ok – maybe I am of the wrong school of thought?

3 Internet Marketing Industry December 18, 2008 at 1:17 pm

Very nice blog! Like the comment above says: its very clean and this is important, now a days most blogs are cluttered with ad’s and offers, and a ton of links that you lose the value of a good post….thanks for sharing and this is a great blog concept! thanks for sharing a piece of your lives with us.

4 Ayala Laufer-Cahana MD January 1, 2009 at 6:07 pm

Great blog! The twins look adorable! I’m really interested in the results of your poll. While practicing pediatrics I heard many parents’ concern over kids not eating enough, while my concern as a doctor almost always was that they’re eating too much (therefore a third of American kids are overweight), too much of the wrong food, and the only thing they eat too little of is fruits and vegetables.
Overall, I hope parents aren’t worrying too much. I think if we as parents set a good example of eating well ourselves, serve nutritious food without pressure or fuss, and enjoy it in good company, it’s likely our kids will grow eating well.

5 shefali ajmera, RD, LD January 20, 2009 at 1:34 pm

Hi Naveen,
I am Registered and Licensed dietitian in TX and occasionally, I do see kids for nutrition topics. I got this link from linkedin. Let me know what topic are you interested in and I can see if we can have little chat.
Shefali

6 Milton Stokes MPH RD CDN January 24, 2009 at 3:45 pm

Hello there! Looks like we’re following each other on Twitter. I have a nutrition education and counseling practice in Connecticut and would be happy to help answer questions or provide you with information, PDFs of peer reveiwed articles, etc. Pediatric nutrition is paramount now more than ever!

7 Nikki G January 27, 2009 at 1:22 pm

Glad I stopped by to check out your blog. You have some great info and insight on your blog plus adorable kiddies!

8 Certified Business Moms February 21, 2009 at 2:12 pm

Hey we absoultley love the idea of having better nutrition for your kids! We are glad that a busy Dad is taking the time to create a blog on such an important subject too! We had one suggestion with your blog which will hopefully make it easier for you to promote your blog. Where you have spread the word under each blog post we assume you had to stick each ican there individually. We reccomend adding a “add this” icon to your blog which not only includes all those icons you are currently using but almost one hundred total in a simple drop down menu. Once you stick the code in your html code it will add the share this icon to any post that you have saving you a lot of time and giving others the oppurtunity to share your posts even more :) We hope you like this tip and you can find the add this icon at http://www.addthis.com

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9 Erin Koelbel June 28, 2009 at 12:16 pm

thanks for the invite to your blog. I look forward to getting wonderful nutrition tips for my 20 month old twins!

10 Queen of the Click July 3, 2009 at 4:37 pm

They are just so cute! I love your blog.

11 Joey & Aleethea June 5, 2010 at 10:09 am

Awesome kiddos and what a wonderful nutritional journey to be on! I look forward to reading more of your blog as I’m always in search of ways to improve our eating habits, especially with a 2yr old and a 4yr old in our house.

12 Cheryl June 14, 2010 at 3:06 am

Love that you have a great site dedicated to nutrition for toddlers and young kids! This is when good eating habits (and bad ones!) form, so it's so important to keep things healthy and fun. I wrote a recent post about how to pack a healthy lunch for a picky eater on EasyPeasyBlog.com. I hope you enjoy it! http://easypeasyblog.com/2010/06/sunday-savers-...

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