Selective Eating

Selective eating may refer to refusal of whole food groups, show reluctance with trying or introduction of new food, and have a consistently smaller food range

It is common for children to hit a developmental stage where they become more selective, will eat one food one day and not the next, etc. 

Selective Eating is typically an ongoing challenge with a limited food range

Selective Eating and Medical Concerns Disclaimer

Safety risks and medical considerations are beyond the scope of this workshop. The information in this presentation is provided for informational purposes and strategies about selective eating. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

If you think your child is having trouble with swallowing, or any of the medical concerns, please consult a physician or other qualified healthcare professional.

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