Important, vital information for parents trying to raise kids with healthy relationships to food and their bodies. Highly recommend! 

There were some parts I loved and some parts where I felt like her position was a little extreme (like saying it’s reasonable to let her kid eat a plain stick of butter for dinner). It was all worth a read and worth consideration, though, especially as our kid gets old enough to understand more of what people are talking about around her.

This is a must read for all parents, teachers, coaches, and anyone else who remotely regularly interacts with kids. I’ve always been straight-sized, am childfree by choice, and am well versed in anti-fat bias and weight-neutral healthcare, but I still very much benefited from this book. (I have friends with kids, expect some of my siblings to have kids, and occasionally give mental health presentations in middle schools.) Minus 0.5 stars because I find the citation formatting much less clear than most other research-dense books I read.