How can we use social media as an effectively tool for positive change in childhood nutrition?We sit down with Jennifer Anderson, registered dietitian, public health expert, and founder of Kids Eat in Color. We explore how short-form storytelling rooted in empathy helped her become one of the most trusted childhood nutrition influencers, followed by millions of families online.What began as evidence-based public health work evolved when Jennifer realized that best practices alone aren’t enough. To truly connect, we have to meet families where they are. That means trading polished messaging for real stories and compassionate content that reflects the lived experiences of not only kids, but parents as well.We talk about how she turned personal insights into a national movement, why connection comes before education, and authentic storytelling can go farther than advice alone. Because behind every child’s challenge is a parent doing their best.This conversation isn’t just about content, it’s about trust, listening, and leading with heart.Early bird pricing for the Champions for Youth Summit ends January 9! Lock in your discounted ticket now and save your seat for three days of powerful learning, connection, and inspiration at championsforyouthsummit.org.

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