HELP!!..Having a hard time eating Healthy

Hi all, last year when I didn P90X for the first time, I was dedicated!! I ate healthy, worked out each day and I was determined to get fit and no one was gonna stop me. I changed my eating completely, hated any kind of fast food rest., tracked what I ate, ect..
Well here I am today and have failed! I don't eat healthy like I should, I am finding it hard to cook healthy foods and have healthy snacks in the house when my husband and son don't like what I eat. I have been eating just whatever lately, but in small porportions. I also feel like eating healthier is so much more expensive and sometimes find it hard to buy the healthy foods I need.. sigh.. these are all excuses I'm sure, but I need help getting back on track, and make a goal to stick with my workouts daily..
Any advice would be appreciative! Thanks.. Kim

What is your definition of "healthy"? ... Non-fat, processed diet foods are not "healthy"... I find it hard to believe that your husband and son don't like "healthy" foods, they don't like eggs (for example)?

Hey, we all have to vent sometimes. It's okay!

In terms of being bored with your regular meals (and I really get that), you might have to put in some effort to find new recipes. Cookbooks, magazines (I like Cooking Light a lot), web sites/blogs are full of great, healthy, and interesting recipes that will shake things up a bit. I find it fun to browse recipes myself. And you might find stuff that your family will eat too.

Which, speaking of, it sounds like you might do all the cooking for your family and have to prepare different stuff for everyone. Which is a drag. If that's the case, I think you need to get your husband more involved. If he and your son need/want to eat differently than you do, then he needs to be willing to prepare their meals. Maybe not all the time if that's not realistic, but it would be a form of support when it seems to be lacking.

I don't know if you've sat down with your husband and talked about the feelings you've expressed here and it's fallen on deaf ears, but if not it's long overdue. I will mention that your husband might be having a lot of feelings himself and could be resisting healthy changes because he feels judged by you ("chunky butt" judgments are probably seeping through to him).

Ultimately it's true--you need to take your own path regardless if anyone will join you. But if you need more support, look for it in a health or exercise group, at the gym (if you go) and right on MFP. Good luck!

They eat debbie cakes, chips, pizza, "junk food", and I eat fruits, veggies, (my sons 5 and very picky) and my husband is just a chunky butt that won't eat anything weird, and eats whatever he wants. Yes they eat eggs but scambled, they dont' like boiled eggs.
My definition of healthy is eating chicken, egg whites, whole grain, lots of protein, less carbs, more veggies/fruits than the normal junk foods.. that stuff gets expensive.

It's hard being the health nut in the home and my family not want to help me or be there to do it with me and exercise.

Just need some healthy options, I'm tired of eating chicken, (i normally grill it on the george forman grill and add a few spices with bbq sauce and eat it that way.) Need some different ways of eating Chicken really.

I guess you can say I'm just tired of eating the same thing. I need to change some things up.
I would normally eat egg whites with turkey bacon in the a.m, midsnack eat a apple (fruit), lunch chicken with brown rice, veggie, evening snack, protein bar or v8 juice, and dinner is normally whatever i cook which is somethign not so healthy.

I guess its really just an excuse.. I can do it if I wanted to I'm just complaining..

Cooking "healthy" has been a problem in my house as well because of growing up seeing the way our parents cooked. It's taken a lot of time, and we still aren't there yet, to cook on our own.
For starters I bought a bunch of under 400 calories type cooking books. I have a dry erase board on my fridge that is divided into two weeks. My husband & I put together a menu for those two weeks and then buy what we will need to make those specific items. We also buy meats & stuff that is on sale to stock up. I make sure to take out whatever is for tomorrow to defrost so there isn't an excuse, I will be wasting chicken/beef if it's already defrosted and we don't make it for dinner. That helps us stick to it.
Sounds like it's a little harder in your family because your husband & son aren't going to eat what you eat. Well you mentioned pizza. So make two homemade pies, one with cheese and sauce and all that for your husband and kid and then make a veggie one with less or no cheese and use fat free cheese. You could even try to put that on the pizza for your husband & son and see if they even notice.
It's going to be harder if you don't have support at home. You just have to try and be strong and stick with it. Maybe there is a friend you can partner up with for ideas and support?
Best of luck!

Just try going with less processed stuff - like everyone has been saying, eat lean meats, veggies, fruits etc!! Go easy on oil, butter and cheese. Avoid frying and boil, roast, grill and steam instead. Don't avoid foods or demonise them just recognise the high calorie ones and go easy on them. If your husband doesn't like what you cook let him cook his own food. As for your son, he's 5, he doesn't get to choose what he eats - that's up to you. Set him off on a healthful eating path now, you'll be doing him a favour. Good luck!

Edited for a slightly unclear sentence!