Official Bio
Jill Castle is a leading pediatric dietitian and childhood nutritionist who blends current research, practical application and common sense, shifting the paradigm about feeding kids. She inspires parents to raise nourished kids, inside and out, using nutritious food, positive feeding approaches, and effective food parenting.
Jill is the creator of The Nourished Child®, a digital education platform filled with resources, tutorials, and programs designed to educate and empower parents on their journey of raising healthy kids. She is a five-time author and the host of The Nourished Child® podcast. As a sought-after speaker, food industry consultant and media dietitian, Jill has inspired audiences including TEDx, government agencies, and professional healthcare. She serves on the Board of Advisors for Parents magazine and mentors pediatric dietitians in business through her mastermind program, Thrive.
Jill on Fox & Friends
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Jill on News 12 CT
Jill in Indianapolis, IN on WTHR.
Jill on WTWO in Terre Haute, IN.
Podcast Interviews
As a podcaster herself, Jill brings an ease to podcast interviews, as well as an expert perspective and wise insight to topics in childhood nutrition. Here are a few podcast highlights:
Mom Brain: We Tackle Picky Eaters
One Bad Mother: Maybe They Won’t Grow Out of It
Tilt Parenting: Facts about ADHD and Nutrition
Sound Bites RD: Family Mealtimes Matter
Liz’s Healthy Table: Family Feeding Styles
How to Talk to Kids about Anything: How to Talk to Kids about Picky Eating & Good Nutrition
Didn’t I Just Feed You? Who’s Messing with Our Kids More? Sugar? Or Parents?
The Healthy Family Podcast: Fearless Feeding 5 Years Later
Equal Parts: Teaching Your Child Healthy Eating Habits
Med School for Moms: Raising Healthy Eaters
The Modern Mommy Doc Podcast: How to Raise a Healthy Eater
Online and Print Interviews
Jill frequently acts as a media resource for print and online outlets. Here are a few highlights.
CNN
Does Sugar Make Children Hyper?
Of the four parental ‘feeding styles,’ only one is good for kids’ health, experts say
10 ways to make fast food healthier for your kids
Should you let your kids gorge on Halloween candy?
The New York Times
Feeding teenagers: The days of control are gone
How to Introduce Solid Foods to Your Baby
How to Tame Your Snack Monster
Washington Post
Let picky eaters play with their food, and don’t force ‘thank you’ tastes
Taking the stress out of weekday breakfasts with kids
NY Post
Weight Watchers will give free diet help to American teenagers
Forbes
Wholesome Halloween treats for Healthy Goblins
Newsweek
Back to school: Why breakfast is important and what to feed kids
Parents
How much does my kid need to eat?
Chicago Parent
What to do when your child is always hungry?
Huff Post
Brain Foods that Boost Concentration and Focus in Kids and Adults
Other News Outlets
Why parents who don’t stress over picky eaters are winning dinnertime| Healthline
This is the best feeding style for kids’ health, according to experts | Moms.com
Parents may mistake picky eating for a more serious eating disorder| Healthline
Your picky eater is going to be just find, according to experts| Romper
5 Versions of Tired Parenting Cliches | Medium
Experts share 9 tips for parents who are worried about toxic metals in baby food | Insider
The Best Brain-Boosting Foods for Kids – and How to Get Them to Eat It | Mother.ly
Parents May Mistake Picky Eating for a More Serious Eating Disorder | Healthline
Is it Ok to Let Baby Eat a Piece of Cake on Their First Birthday? | Baby Gaga
Looking to interview Jill? Please send your request and relevant details to Jill@JillCastle.com.