The full play by play of baby Bite Size's birth and an important lesson about the duality of emotions, acceptance and letting go of control

How does someone with a genuinely healthy relationship with food eat over the holidays—without obsessing, “saving up,” or spiraling afterward?

In this episode, we’ll explore what changes when you feel calm and grounded around food, even in an environment full of rich meals, family dynamics, disrupted routines, and allll the emotions that come with the holidays.

• What a healthy relationship with food actually looks like over the holidays

• How body image and food freedom are deeply connected (and why holidays can poke at both)

• Why people with a healthy relationship with food don’t “save up” or “make up for” holiday eating

• How to think about flexibility over a season or a year, not just one day or one meal

• The difference between moving your body to care for yourself vs. to “burn off” food

• How someone with a healthy relationship with food handles treats, traditions, and “special” foods

• The role of the scale, body checking, and holiday weight fluctuations (and why stepping away can help)

  
  

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Feel “in control” with macros but think about food all the time?

In this updated episode (original ep is #118), I unpack the hidden risks of macro tracking and teach a saner, skills-first way to eat without feeling like you’re spiraling.

You’ll learn

• How to spot rigid vs. flexible control (and why it matters)

• What research suggests about tracking frequency, intention, and disordered eating risk

• • The Four Pillars of Intentional Eating (skills to replace numbers)
  • A scaffolded plan to taper off tracking without panic

  
  

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