I’m not a picky eater, I’m just selectively appreciative of food!
We’ll firmly, but in a fun way, guide your child to expand their food palate, learn etiquette and become educated on good nutrition.
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- Consumes a restricted variety of foods
- Declines food, particularly fruits and vegetables
- Demonstrates reluctance to sample new foods
- Shows preference for a select few food items
- Favors beverages over solid foods
- Exhibits pronounced food preferences
- Refuses to try or engage with foods over an extended period
- Regularly consumes fewer than 10 different foods
- Experiences gag reflex with many foods
- Requires screens, toys, diversions, hand feeding, or persuasion to consume even small amounts of food
Picky eater challenges.
Our program is designed to help children develop a healthy relationship with food and learn essential social skills in a supportive and nurturing environment.
Now we’re cooking!
We incorporate interactive classes that make the experience fun and engaging for children. Children explore new foods, overcome food aversions, and develop a more adventurous palate. Through gradual exposure and positive reinforcement, we empower children to expand their food choices and enjoy a wider variety of nutritious foods.
Mind your manners.
Our etiquette manners training program teaches children the fundamentals of polite behavior and social etiquette. From saying “please” and “thank you” to using utensils properly, we cover a range of essential manners that are important for social success.
About the program
Evaluation:
To assess why your child is a picky eater, we conduct a comprehensive evaluation encompassing your child’s medical history, dietary habits, developmental milestones, and family dynamics. This evaluation may involve nutritional assessments, exploration of sensory issues related to food, consideration of any underlying medical conditions or psychological factors, and collaboration with other specialists if necessary.
Why it works:
We take the focus off eating and concentrate on culinary creativity: food experiments, color, blending, and building edible creations. We even practice handwriting by creating menus and taking orders. Depending on access, we even plan shopping lists (with food delivered to your door). Lastly, we address etiquette and small talk.
Length: 4 weeks
- 45-minute weekly session
- 2-4 fifteen min. weekly meetings power meetings to ensure that loss of progress.