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Nourishing babies & children, reassuring parents.

Australia’s Leading Paediatric Dietitian, Karina Savage, BSc BND. APD

✅ Baby and Child Gut Expert

✅ Fussy Eater Specialty

✅ Complex Nutrition Issues

 
 
 
 
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Here’s how I can help your family…

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Do you answer YES to any of these?

  • I try SO hard……I’m doing everything I can and they still wont eat the healthy food I want them to eat.

  • We argue every dinner time, it’s just a battle

  • My child just won’t try new foods, I wish they would eat more vegetables

  • I’m worried that they aren’t getting the nutrients they need to thrive

  • I feel like I’ve FAILED them as a mum

 
 

If you've answered yes... let's meet!

I get you, as I answered yes for too many years too!

The good news is, I have now created an approach that helps mums worldwide to overcome their food stress and worry when feeding their children.

An approach that gives mums the tools to confidently get their children more nutritious foods - without the arguments or bribes.

My own journey with feeding my kids, mixed with my love for helping fellow mums, drives me daily to empower and motivate mums who currently feel frustrated and ready to give up.

Paediatric Dietitian

MEET YOUR EXPERT

Raised in Australia, Karina lives in Sydney with her husband, 2 children and puppy dog!

For the last 21 years, Karina has leveraged her expertise to teach busy mums how to nourish their children through her consultations, courses and trainings like her signature program, the 3 week feeding kids reset and her sought after membership Nourishing Kids.

Karina is on a mission to give mums back their confidence, power and sanity back! She loves giving busy mums FREEDOM with simple strategies that are truly life changing. She cuts through ALL the clutter that is out there on the internet (so confusing!).... showing parents just how quick, simple and doable it is to make changes to how our child eats.

As Australia’s leading Paediatric Nutritionist (Dietitian), she is regularly seen on national TV educating Australian parents on how to feed kids better.

When she is not working, Karina can be found walking her precious little old dog, or on the yoga mat or going for runs down by the beach. Her favourite part of the day is often dinner with hubby and the kids!

 
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Some of my favourite kids food reviews

Are they worth 4 stars? The short answer- no!

Are they ok in the lunchbox sometimes - yes!

My thoughts:

✅ Low in salt
✅ Moderate fibre
✅ iron and nutrient fortified

❌ Almost 20% sugar
❌ Way too many ingredients including additives
❌ Highly processed
❌ High GI (fast release sugar)

The summary- a sometimes food that doesn’t offer your kids much nutrition aside from a bit of iron and fast sugar!

Are they any good for a “cheat night” dinner?

✅ 91% potato
✅ Less than 5 % Fat
✅ Low in saturated fat
✅ Less than 0.1g trans fat (bad fat)
✅ Lowish in salt - 251mg per 100g
✅ Some dietary fibre (2.1g per serve)
✅ They use paprika, onion and garlic powder and black pepper for natural flavour
✅ Low in sugar
✅ Made in Australia

❌ Not gluten free

🥔 I can’t find many faults in these aside from the canola oil, which some prefer not to use.

🥔 These are a good option for that quick easy “cheat” meal.

🥔 The natural flavourings mean they taste good without needing to add more salt into them.

Top them with peanut butter and banana for a yummy breakfast or snack option.


Some people view them as unhealthy, so are they?

Low in added sugar
Good source of carbohydrate
Reasonable source of protein
Some fibre (more in the wholemeal option)
Uses Iodised salt
Made in Australia

Does contain preservatives 282 and 234
Is higher in salt (sodium) compared to bread (700mg vs 400mg per 100g)

On the whole I think these are still ok to pop in the trolley from time to time….as long as they are part of a balanced intake and aren’t eaten 3 meals a day!

Welcome to Karina's podcast

Each week Karina dives into an important topic - revealing the secrets that busy mums need to more easily nourish their children!

 

Karina on TV and in the Media

Karina regularly appears on live TV and radio sharing her words of wisdom about nourishing our next generation

 

5 Star Google rating

Karina has over 65 Five star Google Reviews, which is a testament to how she truly helps change the lives of families she works with.

 
 
 
 
 

“Karina has a fabulous way of making me feel like I’m doing a good job, which I love”

”Highly recommend Karina. She gives excellent advice on how to get nutrients into extremely picky eaters - and great recipes to help with that. She also has a great meal plan which I've found much better than any other meal plan from picky-eater professionals. It is easy and achievable and caters to most tastes. The food reviews on her Instagram account are great - they are honest about the limitations we face as busy mums and she doesn't make me feel bad about the "quick" options I sometimes give to my kids! Karina has a really fabulous way of making me feel like I'm doing a good job, which I love. And, she is just a really lovely person and easy to chat to, which helps if you have a private session with her!” Jessica Collins, online consultation


“I’m forever grateful, I was overwhelmed and stressed and now I’m totally smashing it!”

”It's not often that you find a health practitioner who understands your needs so completely and resolves all your concerns with ease. Karina has helped me to become a confident new mum and for that I'm forever grateful. Introducing solids to my six-month-old son was very overwhelming and stressful, but now I'm totally smashing it! I highly recommend Karina to any mum ( or dad, new and experienced) who wants to introduce solids better with gut health in mind” Nasia Christie, online consultation

 

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