FREE Live Class

Stop Fighting Over Food. Start Building Healthy Habits and Connection.

with Lorena Seidel, M.Ed. TEDx Speaker, Author, Emotional Intelligence Coach, MasterClass Instructor, and Mother of three

A free live class and discover how to end power struggles, picky eating battles, and mealtime stress while helping your child develop a healthy relationship with food.

Here's What You'll Take Away:

✔ The Real Reason Mealtime Battles Happen: Discover why picky eating, food refusal, and dinner-time conflict are often about power, sensory needs, and emotional regulation and not stubbornness.

✔ The Division of Responsibility Framework: Learn the proven approach that clearly separates your job from your child's job, eliminating endless negotiations and pressure around food.

✔ The Safe Side Strategy: A simple way to introduce new foods while ensuring your child always has something familiar available at the table.

✔ The Culinary Mentor Mindset: Shift from nagging, bribing, rescuing, and negotiating to calm, confident leadership that builds long-term healthy eating habits.

✔ The Mealtime Connection: Transform dinner from a battleground into a meaningful family connection ritual filled with conversation, cooperation, and belonging.

Lorena Seidel, M.Ed.,

TEDx Speaker | Author | MasterClass Instructor | Mum of Three

Lorena Seidel is a parenting expert who bridges the gap between clinical science and heartfelt connection. She is a mother of three who has spent her career turning a century of psychology into tools that actually work when everything is falling apart.

Lorena is a TEDx speaker, two-time MasterClass instructor, holds a Master in Education, and is cited by renowned psychologists and featured in the bestselling book 10 To 25: The Science of Motivating Young People.

Thousands of families have used her framework to go from surviving their days to actually enjoying them.

**The Mealtime Protocol Will Help You Stop Battling At The Table And Start Building Healthy Eating Habits.**

You don't need more pressure, bargaining, or separate meals. You need a better framework.

"I've read every parenting book out there. This was the first time I actually understood why I keep repeating the same patterns - and got a real way out."
- Sarah, mom of three

"I used to dread the after-school hours. Two weeks later our house genuinely feels different." - Michael, dad of two

"Lorena doesn't make you feel like a bad parent. She makes you feel like you finally have the right tools." - Emma, mother of four

Are You Ready To End Mealtime Battles?

YES, SAVE MY SPOT!