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Katie Kimball

Grand Rapids
As seen in: Medium, LifeSiteNews.com, Wealth of Geeks, Killeen Daily Herald, Daily Item, Denton Record-Chronicle, WFMZ-TV (Allentown, PA), KRLA-AM (Camarillo, CA), Radical FIRE, Odessa American and
Covers:  Parenting, Health & Wellness, Cooking/Food, Non-Toxic Living, Picky Eating, Kids Cooking & Life Skills
Nationally syndicated health & parenting writer, 2x TEDx speaker, podcaster, founded Kids Cook Real Food eCourse; WSJ named best online cooking class for kids

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Katie Kimball’s Biography

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Katie is a nationally syndicated health and parenting writer, two-time TEDx speaker, podcaster, and mom of 4 kids who founded the Kids Cook Real Food eCourse, which was recommended by The Wall Street Journal as the best online cooking class for kids.

Katie Kimball’s Journalist Portfolio

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056: Katie Kimball on Teaching Kids to Cook Real Food

056: Katie Kimball on Teaching Kids to Cook Real Food

There are many benefits to teaching kids to cook at a young age and Katie Kimball explains them in this fasci…

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Katie Kimball: What if Kids Never Build Critical Thinking Skills?

Katie Kimball: What if Kids Never Build Critical Thinking Skills?

Today's hyper-connected world inundates us with information, but is it possible we're losing the ability to t…

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Kids Cook Real Food Snack Challenge encourages kids to make their own healthy snacks this summer

Kids Cook Real Food Snack Challenge encourages kids to make their own healthy snacks this summer

This free, virtual offering teaches kiddos to be self-sufficient in the kitchen.

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Katie Kimball: Picky Eating Isn't About the Food

Katie Kimball: Picky Eating Isn't About the Food

"What if my child never eats a vegetable in their entire life?!?" If a child doesn't eat well, parental worry…

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Cutting Out Sugar From Your Child's Diet

Cutting Out Sugar From Your Child's Diet

We get expert tips on cutting sugar out of the foods your kids eat.

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How to make bone broth

How to make bone broth

This week we celebrated National Bone Broth Day. It might be something you want to think about putting in you…

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Berkey Water Filter Interview and Review: Pros, Cons, Controversy, and Alternatives

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By Katie Kimball
| kitchenstewardship.com
I grew up spending every summer holiday at my grandparents’ cottage on a tiny lake in gorgeous mid-Michigan. Even though the building has changed a lot over the years, it’s absolutely dripping with nostalgia, memories, and WOW the taste of the tap water! Hard, hard, iron-tasting water. And you know what we still use there? A Berkey filter.
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How to Choose a Water Filter Without Losing Your Mind: Interview with AquaCera

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By Katie Kimball
| kitchenstewardship.com
If you’ve ever decided, “Okay, I’m finally going to filter our drinking water,” and then opened the Internet to research your options… I’m sorry. Because approximately 14 seconds later, you’ve got countertop filters, undercounter filters, gravity filters, carbon blocks, ceramic filters, fluoride reduction, VOCs, filter capacities, gallons, percentages, certifications, replacement schedules… And suddenly drinking water feels like a graduate-level course.
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What’s the Best Home Water Filter? (And Why We Finally Chose One)

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By Katie Kimball
| kitchenstewardship.com
“What’s the best water filter?” It’s one of the questions I’ve been asked for years. And along the way, my answer has changed a lot. Sometimes I’m not even sure what to say! Not because I don’t care about water quality. Quite the opposite. We’ve filtered our water for at least 15 years because I think it’s one of the simplest ways to reduce your family’s exposure to unnecessary chemicals. We know pharmaceuticals make their way into our waterways.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

For sure! My first paid job was typing up vehicle service repair orders onto index cards at my dad's car dealership.

How is social media changing news?

People are getting used to bite-sized pieces of information and possibly forgetting to filter by source.

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

Yes! Everything, small town. Writing, editing, photography, design.