Feeding Consultation

About Program

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A behavioral feeding consultation typically focuses on addressing feeding challenges related to behaviors or habits. It combines elements of psychology, nutrition, and parenting strategies to improve feeding dynamics and relationships with food. Here's how it generally works:

Common Concerns in Behavioral Feeding

1. Picky Eating
   • Refusal to try new foods (food neophobia)
   • Limited food variety or strong preferences
2. Mealtime Battles
   • Power struggles between caregivers and the child
   • Stress or conflict during meals
3. Food Aversions
   • Sensory sensitivities (e.g., textures, smells)
   • Negative associations with certain foods

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