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Oona Hanson

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Educator & Parent Coach Writer M.A., Ed Psych M.A., English PARENTING WITHOUT DIET CULTURE Supporting carers of kids in eating disorder treatment
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What parents on GLP-1s need to know about nutrition and body image

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By Oona Hanson
| Yahoo Life Verified
Oona Hanson is a writer, educator and parent coach who specializes in helping families navigate diet culture and eating disorders. As a coach helping families navigate diet culture and eating disorders, I have started hearing from parents who are among the 11% of Americans currently taking a GLP-1 medication. They worry about how changes to their bodies or eating habits might affect their children.
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What If Back-to-School Clothes Shopping Could Boost Your Child’s Body Image?

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By Oona Hanson
| Romper Verified
Finding back-to-school clothes, especially with a tween, can feel like navigating a body image minefield. Puberty weight gain, pressure to fit in with peers, sexist dress codes—one wrong move feels like it could spell disaster. And that’s before you’ve figured out how to pay for it all. Maybe you have your own painful memories of suffering in stiff school clothes—or seeing a scowl of parental disapproval as you twirled in a dress you hoped to buy.
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El humor escatológico sobre la pérdida de peso inducida por diarrea demuestra que la gordofobia sigue vigente Original

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By Oona Hanson
| CNN en Español Verified
CNN — ¿Celebrar haber perdido unos kilos porque te enfermaste? A medida que los casos de Cyclospora se extienden por todo Estados Unidos, más personas están haciendo bromas sobre los “beneficios” del parásito intestinal. El humor escatológico dio un giro inquietante cuando algunas personas en redes sociales sugirieron que querían contraer esta infección por sus posibles efectos de pérdida de peso.
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