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Kia Robertson is a mom and an entrepreneur
who created an interactive nutritional chart for children
called Today I Ate A Rainbow! Her
daughter Hannah was the inspiration behind the chart!
These charts make eating a rainbow of fruits and vegetables
fun for kids! Using colourful magnets, the chart encourages
kids to strive for the healthy goal of eating five
different colours everyday.
These charts are designed to catch the attention of
little ones, however they are ultimately a tool for
parents to help them set healthy eating habits for
their children. Kia's first children's book is called
The Rainbow Bunch, it's a fun rhyming
story with the message of why it's important for kids
to eat a Rainbow everyday!
Kia is passionate about helping parents overcome the
typical struggles they face trying to get their children
to eat their fruits and veggies!
Visit her website.
I couldn't have tried out Today I Ate A Rainbow
at a better time. It was exactly what I was looking
for. My 3 year old is somewhat of a picky eater. We
all know what that means, certain foods he likes and
other foods he just won't give it a chance. When I
received the package I made a point in letting my
youngest know that this was something especially for
him. He was so excited to check it out.
Today I Ate A Rainbow package includes:
1 chart, 2 sets of square and round magnets, 4 achievement
magnets, 4 fridge magnets, 1 shopping list and Rainbow
Bunch book.
It's truly a great interactive tool
for both parents and kids to set healthy eating habits.
The goal is to have your child eat five fruits and
vegetables a day. The chart has 5 colours of the rainbow.
Each colour gives you a list of fruits and vegetables
that you should eat in a day. Even for myself when
I go shopping I make a point in getting fruits and
vegetables from each colour category. So when your
child eats a fruit or vegetable of that colour, you
place the colour magnet, once they have covered all
5 colours in the chart you place the Today I Ate A
Rainbow achievement magnet.
We have been using the Today I Ate A Rainbow
for a couple of weeks now and even from the
first day it worked! My son was moved by the story
in the Rainbow Bunch book. Some of the children were
either sick or not growing as fast because they were
not eating their fruits and vegetables. But in the
end when all the children were eating their fruits
and vegetables they were healthy and happy and that
put a smile on my son's face.
So far my son has tried 3 new fruits and 2 vegetables
and I couldn't have done it without Today
I Ate A Rainbow. It's a great start and I
couldn't be happier. My son is having fun putting
the colourful magnets up once he eats something. That
is the whole point of Today I Ate A Rainbow,
we have to make our children understand that eating
fruits and vegetable are good for us. That eating
a rainbow of fruits and vegetables will make us healthy
and happy.
Today I Ate A Rainbow is well designed,
colourful, easy to use and your children will be excited
to show off their achievements. It certainly has helped
us and I know it will help you too. Today
I Ate A Rainbow also has some great tips
for picky
eaters.
Be sure to check out Today
I Ate A Rainbow site to find out more
about them.
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