
Promote optimum balanced growth, build strong immunity, and help prevent future illnesses with a whole foods plant based diet that emphasizes fiber, water, nutrients, and minimal processing.
Adopt a whole foods plant-based approach to meet kids’ macros and micronutrients. Choose calcium-rich, protein-varied plant foods, and monitor B12 intake while building a plate with grains, legumes, and vegetables.
Adopt a whole foods plant-based diet by following golden rules: eat fruits on an empty stomach, chew mindfully, vary grains, legumes, produce, and choose seasonal local items.
Remove junk food from home and replace it with healthy snacks and fresh fruits; involve kids in shopping, cooking, and reading labels.
Identify life food as nature’s foods rich in nutrients, fiber, and water. Reduce these components through processing—cutting, dehydrating, roasting, or steaming—creating bad foods like cereal flakes or potato chips.
Explore dairy risks from antibiotics, hormones, pesticides, toxins, and heavy metals in milk, and consider reducing dairy or switching to plant-based milks and nut cheeses for kids.
Uncover the truth about sugar, its forms such as granulated, white, brown sugar and corn syrup, and how excess added sugar drives obesity, diabetes and immune and mood issues.
The lecture highlights toxins in kids' foods, including pesticides, artificial colors and preservatives, MSG, and e-number additives, warning of cancer risk and hyperactivity, urging reading labels to choose natural ingredients.
Explore gluten as a protein in wheat and barley, its role in gluten sensitivity and celiac disease, and gluten-free options with substitutes like millet and sorghum.
Explore why oily and deep-fried foods harm health and how to replace refined oils with whole foods like seeds, nuts, and coconut to reduce obesity, blood pressure, and diabetes risk.
Learn to make a healthy roasted veggies pizza, blending colorful vegetables with wholesome flavors in a kid-friendly kitchen experience.
Discover vegan golden pasta and learn healthy cooking techniques for kids in the healthy kids cooking course.
Learn to bake a walnut coffee cake as part of the healthy kids cooking course, emphasizing simple, practical techniques and wholesome ingredients.
Explore how to prepare crispy papdi chaat using healthy, kid-friendly ingredients. The lesson covers simple techniques for creating a flavorful, nutritious snack.
Learn how to make sweet potato unfries as part of the healthy kids cooking course.
Learn to make quick, easy, tasty strawberry jam that can be used as a topping, frosting, or icing, while avoiding excess fat, sugar, artificial colors, and preservatives.
Master a creamy chocolate glaze to frost a whole-wheat cake using coconut milk and vanilla extract, then decorate with strawberry-topped frosting.
Learn to make a ragi and raisins health drink using natural sweeteners, water, and dried fruits, with optional cinnamon, cocoa, almonds, and extra dried fruits for texture.
Learn to make lentil and coconut fiber-rich sweet balls by roasting ingredients, binding with desiccated coconut, and shaping snack-sized bites for kid-friendly lunches.
Learn to make fruit and nut protein balls as a quick, healthy snack for kids, using simple ingredients and kid-friendly techniques.
Learn to prepare cheesy zoodle pasta in a healthy kids cooking course, using simple prep steps and kid-friendly techniques to create tasty, wholesome meals.
learn to make a classic pina colada within the healthy kids cooking course. build confidence in preparing a classic pina colada safely within the healthy kids cooking course.
Demonstrate kid-friendly recipes in a live session, including a greens smoothie and a hot chocolate milkshake, while discussing gradually introducing greens and adjusting spices.
Join this live recipe demo from the healthy kids cooking course, and watch cashew mayonnaise and a sweet potato dish, plus a no-oil bread focaccia, for kid-friendly, plant-based meals.
Watch a live recipe demo for healthy kids cooking, featuring cashew cream cheese, cashew-based mayonnaise, and no-oil focaccia. Learn why steaming veggies preserves nutrients and elevates flavor.
Learn to make plant-based, dairy-free recipes in a live demo: cashew mayonnaise, sweet potato dish, and oil-free focaccia bread, highlighting coconut milk options and kid-friendly, healthy cooking.
Learn to make vegetarian stuffed idlis with a hearty veggie stuffing, steam them to perfection, and serve with coconut milk for a flavorful surprise inside.
Coat spicy peanuts and almonds with water and spices, roast in a single layer at 180 degrees for 12–15 minutes, delivering a healthy, oil-free, crunchy picnic snack.
Learn to make a deconstructed burrito bowl with beans and lentils, a millet or rice base, roasted vegetables, and a cashew cheese topping, with customizable grains.
Master a kid-friendly tomato sauce through a step-by-step video recipe, promoting healthy cooking habits and simple, practical techniques for young cooks.
Create a quick, healthy corn spinach filing for sandwiches by mixing corn, chopped spinach, and optional nuts, then assemble with home-baked bread with no oil or sugar.
Learn to make coleslaw with shredded cabbage and carrots, and a tofu-based mayo dressing using lemon juice, pepper, mustard powder, and water for a protein-rich, gluten-free salad.
Learn four easy pao bhaji filling ideas for sandwiches using clean ingredients, with quick prep, versatile fillings, and tips on organic sourcing to preserve vegetable micronutrients.
Cashew cheese is covered in the healthy kids cooking course. Cashew cheese appears as the lecture title to guide learners.
What Kids Eat Today Makes Their Tomorrow. Do your kids eat a lot of unhealthy, processed, and junk foods?
Well, they might like the taste, texture, and instant gratification that such foods give. However, such foods are high in sugar, fat, and salt.
Health Hazards of Junk Food for Kids
These place a great burden on kids’ immunity and growth.
They are also low in fibre, vitamins, minerals and other nutritional elements required for healthy growth in kids
They are devoid of enzymes. Hence, it is difficult for the body to digest them and deal with their acidic residues.
Regularly eating junk food causes child obesity and later in life leads to various chronic issues such as cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, high cholesterol, fatty liver, cancer, etc.
Does this make you worried?
We understand that it isn’t easy to feed your kids healthy food. Stop the Struggle…
We are here to help you cook nutritious, plant-based, fun meals & snacks.
Join the Food For Kids’ Health e-learning course by Saee Bapat, a health coach & food consultant.
Make Mealtimes Fun & Nutritious For Your Kids
Smoothly transition kids to ‘truly’ healthy eating
Know which natural foods to feed your child & how
Cook nutritious, plant-based, fun meals & snacks
Add fruits & veggies to kids’ daily diet
What Will You Learn:
50+ Recipes for kids
Fun Meals & Snacks
Kids Food & Health Basics
Practical Tips & Hacks to Help Kids Eat Healthy
Course Benefits:
Replace the junk food in kids’ diet with tasty, plant-based snacks
Make vegan, gluten-free recipes that are rich in calcium, protein, vitamins & all other essential nutrients.
Cut out the confusion and understand what ‘healthy food’ really means & how you can meet your child’s health goals.