Television & Radio
- Better Connecticut (11/9/09) and NBC Connecticut News (11/11/09)
- Life Coaching with Sophie Herbert (10/11/12) Listen to How to Get Your Kids Eating Well.
- What Really Matters with Vicky and Jen (10/18/12). Listen to Podcast.
- Baby and Toddler Instructions with Radio Host Blythe Lipman (8/23/10) Download Podcast
- Good Parenting Radio with Matt Bubala (7/24/10) Listen to Nutrition Advice You Weren't Expecting
Online & In Print
Dina's articles regularly appear on The Huffington Post and Psychology Today.
In addition, her work has been featured in:
- Babble — Chocolate Milk Under Siege, September 23, 2010.
- Café Mom — Yogurt vs. Soda…who has more Sugar??? by Julie Ryan Evans, September 23, 2010.
- Globe & Mail — Pack a lunch that your child won’t pitch, by Tralee Pearce, (in print and online) August, 25, 2010.
- Hartford Courant, Courant.com — Kids build fun-time skills at play “university,” by Melissa Pionzio, September 3, 2008.
- Hoboken Reporter — “Healthy is Happy: Hoboken Resident Fights Obesity,” by Sean Allocca, August 29, 2010.
- New Jersey Family Magazine — “Cookies or Carrots?” by Jennifer L. Nelson, March, 2010. Published online as Garden State Moms: A Q&A with Dr. Dina Rose, March, 2010.
- The Oklahoman News — Certain foods are ‘snacking minefields’ for children, by Heather Warlick-Moore, August 1, 2010.
- OVParent — Packing a Healthy Lunch Is Not Rocket Science, September 3, 2010.
- Mamapedia — Five Reasons Toddlers Reject New Foods, October 17, 2011; Why Toddlers Don't Eat Vegetables, September 14, 2011; The Chocolate Milk Mistake, July 30, 2012
- Post-Crescent — Parents Might Need to Rethink Their Approach in Getting Kids to Eat and Love Their Vegetables, by Brenda Feucht, (in print and online) March 12, 2011.
- Sprituality & Health — Why Some Health Foods Aren't Healthy After All, (in print and online) November 2012.
- Work It Mom.com – back-to-school: packing a healthy lunch, August 29, 2010.
Dina's work has also appeared on:
- Baby Bites—You Don't Have to Live with a Picky Eater
- Beauty Brite
- Bless Their Hearts Mom—Why Toddlers Don't Eat Vegetables
- Broward Family Life
- Busy Woman's Guide to Surviving Motherhood—Why Toddlers Don't Eat Vegetables
- Chic Galleria—Star Power
- Consume This First
- Fooducate
- Kids Eat Q&A: Puree PouchesSave & Close
- Eating Seen Through Your Child's Eyes
- Do Something New: The Sane Approach to Solving Your Child's Picky Eating Problems
- Why I Feed My Daughter Inferior Food
- The Bad News About Healthy Lunches
- Serve Veggies First
- It's Not About Nutrition
- The Problem with Chocolate Milk
- Great Parenting Practices—Earning Dessert
- Hoboken Family Alliance Newsletter
- Humpty Dumpty Parent
- Little Stomaks
- The Lunch Tray
- Mom's Tree House—Why Toddlers Don't Eat Vegetables
- My Bits and Bleeps—The Hunger Dilemma
- My ParenTime's Family Community—The Hunger Dilemma
- New Baby Gift Boxes—Unhealthy Children's Snacks You Might Miss
- Not Just the Kitchen—How to Get Your Kids to Eat Veggies
- Parent 24—Food is a Parenting Issue
- Parenthood—Why Kids Don't Eat Their Veggies
- Parenting Pink—Star Power: Reward Your Daughter for Eating Right
- Rural Mom—The Hunger Dilemma
- Shine from Yahoo!—Star Power: Getting Your Kids to Eat Healthy
- Single Mommyhood—Do You Worry About How Much Sugar Your Kids Eat?
- Taking Time for Mommy
- The Healthy Belly—Why Toddlers Don't Eat Vegetables
- Tiny Green Mom
- Today's Parent USA—Why Toddlers Don't Eat Vegetables
- Treasure Coast Parenting
- ZisBoombah.com
- 3 Boys and a Dog—Why Toddlers Don't Eat Vegetables
Select Online Reviews
- "I have been reading the blog It’s Not About Nutrition and it has really changed the way I think about childhood nutrition and eating. If you have a picky eater I highly recommend that you check it out but know that it will challenge conventions like the “just two more bites” and using dessert as a reward for finishing dinner/cleaning ones plate. But truthfully with 1 in 3 adults in the U.S. being obese I think it’s time that we challenge convention and start establishing healthy eating habits." - Emily Weaver Brown Photography.com, May 29, 2011.
- "This just blew my mind about feeding kids of all ages: Why Some Kids Should Spit." Moxie.org, December 7, 2010.
- I'm jinxing this, but here goes: We've enjoyed whine-free meals with our 5-year-old for a couple months now. And he's eating a more varied diet than ever..." Read more. - Cook. Play. Explore.com, February 7, 2010.
- "By the way, Here’s an excellent take on the chocolate milk mistake by food sociologist Dina R. Rose, PhD, whose thought provoking blog It's Not about Nutrition is easily one of the best resources for parents on the art & science of teaching kids to eat right." Fooducate.com, July 28, 2010.
- "Recently I stumbled across the most amazing blog. Really, really great. It’s called It's Not About Nutrition, and the topic is “The art and science of teaching kids to eat right.” Dina Rose, the mom who writes this blog is a sociologist who wrote a book and leads workshops on strategic ways parents can influence their childrens’ palates and food choices, and I’m pretty sure she’s brilliant..." Read more. Lets Be Honest Here.com, March 18, 2010.
- "So, forgive me if you’re already a fan, but I just discovered It's Not About Nutrition, a blog written by Dina R. Rose, a mom with a PhD in sociology from Duke University who teaches workshops and provides private counseling on kid and food issues. The blog covers “the art and science of teaching kids to eat right.” It has a lot of advice on combatting pickiness but is a great resource for other food and nutrition issues as well. Last night, as I was cruising around her site, I found myself nodding and thinking “amen, sister!” over and over again..." Read more. The Lunch Tray.com, August 24, 2010.
- "Dr Dina Rose argues at her blog, itsnotaboutnutrition.com, that our nutritional problems lie in our eating behaviors that are actually lifestyle patterns beginning in childhood. And I would say that it's a bit of both I believe she is spot on about lifestyle nutritional behavior patterns being 80% of our nutritional problem..." Read more. Dr Bill Dean.com, October 16, 2010.
- "Dina Rose, over at It's Not About Nutrition, wrote this post recently about redefining snacking and her wisdom has influenced my thinking on the topic..." Read more. Ready to Wait.com, January 31, 2010.
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