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35(3) Anxious Eaters, Anxious Mealtimes: Support for Seriously Picky Eaters
There are picky eaters and there are SERIOUSLY PICKY eaters! Parents and therapists alike face the challenges of supporting children with both mild and extreme picky eating tendencies. We know it is developmentally appropriate for toddlers to be picky. However, … Continue reading →
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Tagged anxious eaters, ARFID, behavior, family centered care, intervention, mealtime peace, new foods, pediatric feeding disorder, pfd, sensory, sensory issues, systematic desensitization, team members, trust
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