Simply Nourished

12/20/2025

With 2025 coming to end, the new year is a great time to feel supported—not pressured—when it comes to nutrition 💛 I will continue to see clients through Nourish in 2026!

My speciality areas include:

✨ Pediatrics

✨ Pregnancy & postpartum

✨ Women’s health and breastfeeding support

✨ Heart health & diabetes

If you’re looking for realistic, compassionate nutrition support that fits your life, I’d love to work with you!

Keep in mind, 94% of Nourish patients pay $0 out of pocket with being in network with many major insurance companies.

🔗 📆 My schedule is limited, so if working together has been on your mind, now is a great time to grab a spot! You book directly with with me using the QR code below or I will also share a link in comments ⬇️

12/11/2025

📣🧡 Registered Dietitians!

If you’re looking for flexibility, support, and a rewarding way to connect with clients, I’d love to have you join me at Nourish! I have been working part-time with them for 1.5 years now !

It’s been such a positive experience, and I’m happy to answer questions about the role, onboarding, workflow, and what it’s like day to day.

Plus—there’s a referral bonus when you join through me! 💸✨

Send me a message if you want to chat or learn more!🧡

At Nourish, dietitians do the work they love on a schedule they choose. We match RDs with patients who fit their expertise and handle intake, billing, and credentialing. Our platform, built with 3,000+ RDs, makes it easy to start seeing patients in as little as 2 weeks.

10/31/2025

🎃👻🍬Happy Halloween ! 🎃 👻 🍬
My candy is ready for Trick-or-Treaters ! I know Halloween can be a little “tricky” for parents to navigate through, so here are some healthful tips for the holiday! ☺️
🎃Provide a nutritious, balanced meal pre-trick-or-treating (however, do not force children to eat this food in exchange for treats later - it’s not an “eat this or else” situation)
🎃 Parents job is set boundaries about “when” and “where”Halloween snacks will be consumed while Little’s can still happily enjoy it ! (ex. at the table during snack time) 🕰
🎃 Allow children to choose which treats they want to consume from their stash - and enjoy some candy with them !
🎃Offer nutrient-dense snacks along with Halloween candy. Makes fun pumpkin charcuterie board w/cheese, crackers, and veggies available to snack on.
🎃Continue to provide structure around candy while allowing child freedom to gauge their hunger and satiety .
🎃Kiddos are asking for constant candy? A good reminder is “I am sorry candy is available at this time. We can add to lunch tomorrow !” This can go for any food.
I encourage parents to offer these “fun foods” regularly and allow children the ability to choose to enjoy them or not ! Children who establish positive food behaviors will be able to self-regulate their intake and “treats” the same way they approach other foods. 🎃 And remember candy may give some big reactions either way- and it’s ok. It’s an exciting time for them and there is not a 💯 perfect way to go about this ! This won’t alter your kiddos way of eating permanently. 🧡

What is your approach to Halloween candy with your kiddos🍬 🍫 ?

10/25/2025

👻 Happy Halloween 👻!

I had to jump on this trend for my favorite “advice” lol 😂
what would be your haunted house? Tell me below ⬇️!

11/27/2024

Happy (almost) Thanksgiving 🍁🦃!
And yes, I do mean it when I say it’s ok if your little ones only opt for the rolls (or mashed potatoes and crackers) !
If they opt for the all the carbs for their meal choices keep these things in mind :
🤎 Keep your expectations low. Holiday meals can be overwhelming to kids. There are lots of different foods around once a year so the rolls are safe and familiar.
🤎 Start the day with a routine of normal, nourishing breakfast with a good balance of protein, carbs, and some fiber.
🤎 Bring some snacks you know they accept well to avoid some meal meltdowns so they have something post meal.
🤎 Don’t allow others to pressure to eat foods they don’t want to eat or when they are full. Family members mean well, but it will be helpful to set some boundaries like “they are eating what their bodies need today and can choose to try what they want from their plate”
🤎 And mostly today is only ONE day.
Wishing you all a happy and carb filled Thanksgiving! ☺️

10/29/2024

09/26/2024

Hello 👋🏼 I am Amanda and a Pediatric Dietitian and I am here to say I don’t care if you give your kiddos Mac and cheese for dinner (any meal for that matter) 🤷🏻‍♀️ you know why? Because your kids are FED. Maybe you are tired. Maybe you are burned out. Maybe that’s all you have the energy for today. Maybe it’s 9 pm and you just got home from a game. Maybe your kiddo loves it. Maybe that’s all you have in the pantry right now. And you know what ? That’s ok. Let’s stop making families feel guilty for pre-packaged, shelf stable meals.
No day will be perfect. No meal needs to be either. Have some veggies or fruit to serve on the side? Perfect 👍🏻 You don’t? That’s ok too. It’s time to normalize NORMAL meals for busy families that Between sports, school, homework, and full time jobs. You don’t need the “perfection” that’s sold in social media (it’s all a facade anyway) Your kiddos are loved and fed. I’m here to remind you you’re doing a great job. ❤️ 👏🏻

09/07/2024

Back to school can be stressful enough, let’s try to make sure lunches are as stress free as possible ! Keeping in mind our kiddos don’t usually have enough time to eat, that can be stressful in itself for our slower eaters.

Here are some ways to reduce stress around lunches!
✅ make sure to always provide their preferred foods. New food exposures are helpful in small amounts for lunches, but make sure most of the meal is foods they enjoy and accept well to get the most out of their meal!
✅ Avoid making them feel guilt for not eating their whole lunch. Maybe they didn’t have enough time or felt stressed at lunch hour.
✅ Be mindful of comments about calling foods “good”
Or “bad” especially when speaking about classmates lunches or snacks they bring to school. Everyone has a different idea of what “healthy” is and passing judgement on others food choices when we have no idea of their food availability, cultural choices, and overall preferences. It’s best to continue to speak about food as neutral as possible!
✅ Sweet treats are ok to offer at lunches (or any meal time) it helps our kiddos see that sweets aren’t off limits and can be incorporated in a healthful way while promoting a positive relationship with food.

07/04/2024

Happy Fourth of July! 🇺🇸❤️🤍💙
American Flag Fruit Pizza! No substitutions here, made with sugar cookie 🍪! Hope you and your Littles enjoy all the foods this weekend! ❤️ The recipe is below ⬇️

https://www.gracefullittlehoneybee.com/sugar-cookie-flag-fruit-pizza/

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