Want to stay better hydrated but aren't sure how much fluid you actually need? This simple, dietitian-created guide breaks down hydration basics and provides practical tips to help you make drinking fluids easier and more enjoyable.

Learn how much fluid you need, when your needs may be higher, and how to recognize potential signs that you may need more fluids.

What’s included:

• Guidance on how much fluid you need each day

• Situations when fluid needs may be higher, such as exercise, hot weather, and illness

• A urine color chart to help you use urine color as one simple indicator of hydration

• Tips for making hydration more enjoyable and easier to maintain

• Favorite hydration products and tools to try

• Ideas for adding flavor and variety to your fluids

• Practical strategies to help you drink more consistently throughout the day

Created by a Registered Dietitian to make hydration simple, practical, and easier to incorporate into your everyday routine.

Looking for easy ways to get more protein throughout the day? This simple, dietitian-created guide shares practical ways to boost the protein content of meals and snacks using foods you may already have on hand.

Learn which foods can help boost protein, simple ways to incorporate them into everyday meals and snacks, and easy tips for increasing protein without completely changing what you're already eating.

What’s included:

• An explanation of what protein boosters are and why protein is important

• Examples of high-protein foods to incorporate into meals and snacks

• Simple ways to add extra protein to foods you’re already eating

• Easy protein-boosting tips and swaps

• Practical ideas for boosting oatmeal, smoothies, yogurt, salads, soups, pasta, snacks, and more

• Simple ways to increase protein without having to completely change your favorite meals

Created by a Registered Dietitian to make getting more protein simple, practical, and easy to incorporate into your everyday routine.

Need to add more calories to your meals without adding a lot more food? This simple, dietitian-created guide provides practical ways to increase the calorie content of meals and snacks using easy, everyday foods.

Learn which foods can help boost calories, simple ways to incorporate them into meals and snacks, and easy tips for increasing calorie intake without significantly increasing portion sizes.

What’s included:

• An explanation of what calorie boosters are and when they can be helpful

• Examples of calorie-dense foods to incorporate into meals and snacks

• Simple ways to add extra calories to foods you’re already eating

• Easy calorie-boosting tips and swaps

• Practical ideas for boosting meals, snacks, smoothies, oatmeal, yogurt, and more

• Strategies for increasing calories without having to eat significantly larger portions

Created by a Registered Dietitian to make increasing calorie intake simple, practical, and manageable.

Not sure what makes a snack balanced and satisfying? This simple, dietitian-created guide explains how pairing protein with a carbohydrate can help you build a more balanced snack.

Learn why both components are important, how they work together to support energy and fullness, and how to easily combine them in your everyday snacks.

What’s included:

• A simple protein + carbohydrate snack formula

• An explanation of why both components are important

• Examples of protein foods, such as Greek yogurt, cheese, nuts, nut butter, eggs, and hummus

• Examples of carbohydrate foods, such as fruit, whole-grain crackers, granola, pretzels, and toast

• Easy, balanced snack combinations you can try

• Practical ideas for quick and convenient snacking

Created by a Registered Dietitian to make balanced snacking simple, realistic, and easy to put into practice.

Want to build more balanced meals but aren't sure where to start? This simple, dietitian-created guide breaks down the key components of a balanced meal and shows you how to easily bring them together.

Learn how to incorporate protein, fruits and vegetables, grains and starches, and healthy fats into your meals, plus understand why each component matters and how it supports your body.

What’s included:

• An easy-to-follow framework for building a balanced meal

• The role of protein, fruits & vegetables, grains & starches, and healthy fats

• How each component supports your body and overall nutrition

• Lists of foods in each category

• Practical examples to help you put it all together

• Simple ideas for creating more balanced, satisfying meals

Created by a Registered Dietitian to help take the guesswork out of building balanced meals, without complicated rules or restrictive diets.

Not sure which cereal to choose at the grocery store? This simple, dietitian-created guide takes the guesswork out of choosing cereal by breaking down popular options into Good, Better, and Best categories.

I’ve reviewed cereals based on key nutrition factors and explained what makes certain options a better choice than others. You’ll also get examples of best-choice cereals to look for on your next grocery trip.

What’s included:

• A simple Good, Better, Best cereal ranking system

• Guidance on what to look for when choosing a cereal

• Examples of cereals that fall into each category

• My best cereal choices and why they stand out

• Practical tips to make choosing cereal easier—without needing to analyze every nutrition label

Created by a Registered Dietitian to help you make confident, realistic choices at the grocery store.

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Introducing the top 9 allergens doesn’t have to feel overwhelming! This easy-to-use guide breaks down each of the top 9 food allergens and provides simple, age-appropriate ways to introduce them into your baby’s diet.

For each allergen, you’ll find examples of foods and easy ways to incorporate them—such as yogurt and cheese for dairy, or smooth nut butters for peanuts and tree nuts. Use this guide as a convenient reference as you work through introducing common allergens during the early stages of starting solids.

What’s included:

• A breakdown of the top 9 major food allergens

• Simple food examples for each allergen

• Easy ways to incorporate each allergen into baby’s meals and snacks

• A convenient format to help you keep track of allergen introductions

Created by a Registered Dietitian to help make starting solids and allergen introduction feel a little simpler and more manageable.

Note: This resource is for educational purposes and is not a substitute for individualized medical advice. If your baby has a history of severe eczema, food allergy, or another condition that may increase allergy risk, talk with your pediatrician before introducing allergens.

Make introducing solids feel a little more organized with this simple, dietitian-created checklist! This resource provides a variety of foods to explore as your baby begins trying solids, including top allergens, proteins, grains & starches, dairy, fruits, and vegetables.

Use this checklist to help you keep track of the foods you've introduced and encourage variety as your little one explores new flavors and textures.

Includes:

• Top 9 allergens

• Protein-rich foods

• Grains & starches

• Dairy foods

• Fruits

• Vegetables

• A variety of foods to choose from across each category

A simple, practical resource for parents navigating the exciting transition to solid foods.