Eat The Rainbow Toolkit

Finally, tools that actually work to help your kid eat more variety and strategies for real picky eaters. If you're exhausted from trying to “get your kid to eat better,” this challenge is your reset.

Not in a burn-it-all-down way. In a “we’re going to build this up differently, one color at a time” way.

Inside this mini course, you’ll get everything you need to help your child explore new foods without stress. You'll be guided through why food variety matters (think: gut health, immunity, behavior, and growth), how to support picky eaters through curiosity, and give you done-for-you tools like fun trackers, food games, simple scripts, and a weekly rainbow challenge that makes trying new foods feel exciting.

Because healthy eating doesn’t have to be complicated!

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Guidance on the foundations of feeding kids, navigating picky eating, and strategies to keep it simple without the stress.

A 4-week superhero-themed challenge that helps your child become naturally curious about new foods and try new ones on their terms! .

The Superkid Rainbow Food Powers Guide- so your child learns what foods do in their body AND you know how to talk about food in ways that build long-term healthy food relationships (by age group)

A printable Rainbow Power Tracker so your child can see their progress and celebrate every new exposure.

The flexible Try-It Bingo Game to reduce pressure and make trying new foods a win

The Produce Rotation + Variety Guide for kids with strong food preferences (yes, even your pickiest of eaters)

A hands-on Food Cut-Out Activity - print, sort, and use them as fridge magnets so your child can see, touch, and choose what colorful foods they want to try this week.

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Your child eats the same foods on repeat and resists anything new.

Mealtimes feel more like a war zone than a place to connect.

You're tired of bribing bites or hiding veggies just to get through dinner.

You know gut health, immunity, and variety matter, but you don't know where to start.

You've tried "just keep offering it," and it didn't work.

You want to teach your child how to feel good around food, not fearful or frustrated.

You care deeply about helping your child build a healthy relationship with food, but need help making that happen in the chaos of real life.

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