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1. www.blueprintnutrition.ca › my-kid-is-obsessedMy kid is obsessed with sugar: what should I do? | Blueprint ...

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   If you feel like your kid is obsessed with sugar, first understand why, then apply these 5 tips to help neutralize sugar in your home.

2. mamaknowsnutrition.com › mkn_podcast › child-is#11: If your child is obsessed with sugar: How to fix it

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   Does it feel like your child is obsessed with sugar and all they want is junk food? Here are the top 10 ways to reduce the desire for sweets.

3. goodparentingbrighterchildren.com › negative14 Negative Effects of Sugar on Kids and How to Avoid It

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   Jan 5, 2022 · My pediatrician read the literature you are reading but saw first-hand how kids responded like your daughter when consuming too much sugar. She believed that it had a negative impact on children and resulted in hyperactivity–especially right after consuming sugar.

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4. www.pragmaticnutritionist.com › post › sugarThe Truth About Sugar Cravings in Kids: What Parents Need to Know

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   May 28, 2024 · Why do kids crave sugar? Kids enjoy eating sweet foods and so do many adults. As a parent, it is natural to be concerned about your child’s health when they eat too many sugary foods and drinks.

5. nutritioninbloom.com › blog › kids-and-sweets-4-ways4 simple steps to handle kids, sweets, and their sugar obsession

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   Feb 14, 2023 · Many reasons can be part of why a parent feels their child is obsessed with or craving sugar, but often it’s when restriction occurs. When this happens sweets, treats, and foods with sugar may be seen as the “forbidden fruit.”

6. thenourishedchild.com › teen-cant-stop-eating-sugarWhen Teens Can’t Stop Eating Sugar: 8 Simple Ways to Help

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   Dec 13, 2023 · When teens can’t stop eating sugar, parents may worry about their eating habits and health. Understand why teens have sugar cravings, and how you can help without making it a bigger issue. Recently, a young client of mine asked for help with her sugar cravings.

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   Why is my child obsessed with sugar?

   • Many reasons can be part of why a parent feels their child is obsessed with or craving sugar, but often it’s when restriction occurs. When this happens sweets, treats, and foods with sugar may be seen as the “forbidden fruit.” When we completely limit sweets, shame them, or create a bad vibe around them, kids notice.

   4 simple steps to handle kids, sweets, and their sugar obsession

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   Do kids eat too much sugar?

   • Kids enjoy eating sweet foods and so do many adults. As a parent, it is natural to be concerned about your child’s health when they eat too many sugary foods and drinks. I have been there too. Whenever I take my kids to grocery shopping, the checkout counter is stocked with chocolates. My kids try their best or even throw a tantrum to get one.

   The Truth About Sugar Cravings in Kids: What Parents Need to Know

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   Should we trust our children around sweets and foods with sugar?

   • When we trust our children around sweets and foods with sugar, we can help them strike a balance and take away what we often feel is a sugar obsession. We (as parents and caregivers) get to decide when we serve these foods - and our kids decide how much.

   4 simple steps to handle kids, sweets, and their sugar obsession

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   How do I handle my child's sugar obsession?

   • Here’s a 4 step guide to handling kids, sweets, and their sugar obsession. Let’s get sweets off a pedestal, and conquer your own fear - so that your child can form a healthy relationship with sweets. Have fun with sweets! Let them lead to smiles - I promise , it’s good for kids!

   4 simple steps to handle kids, sweets, and their sugar obsession

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   How does sugar affect a child?

   • Sugar can cause a rapid rise of adrenaline in children which in turn will cause a child to experience hyperactivity, anxiety, difficulty concentrating, and crankiness. Ask yourself: “What foods am I serving my kids for breakfast and what am I putting in their lunchboxes?” Dump the sugary cereals for breakfast and fast food for lunch.

   14 Negative Effects of Sugar on Kids and How to Avoid It

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   How does sugar affect a teen's brain?

   • Sugar also engages the pleasure center of the brain and the feel good chemicals, especially dopamine. Dopamine helps your teen remember that something tastes good and is enjoyable to eat. That memory triggers a desire to eat more sweets and get that dopamine hit, which feels good. This cycle is self-perpetuating.

   When Teens Can’t Stop Eating Sugar: 8 Simple Ways to Help

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8. nicolecruzrd.com › child-obsessed-with-sugarIs Your Child Obsessed With Sugar? - Nicole Cruz - RDN

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   There might be a few reasons your child appears to be obsessed with sugar: Sweets feel restricted. Think about how it feels when can’t have or do something –> you focus on it more! It’s human nature. Your child will feel restricted if sweets are talked about negatively, only reserved for special occasions, or always limited.