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by Heidi | May 16, 2016 | Food sensitivities, fussy eaters, Sensitive kids |
Dear Mummy, Mealtimes aren’t all that fun. Actually, I don’t even like them. I dread them. I hear you talking about dinner and I get a yucky feeling in my tummy. It tells me there’s about to be food put in front of me that I probably won’t like. It also tells me...
by | Dec 10, 2013 | Mealtimes |
Passionfruit = great for little ones to practice scooping and developing their hand to mouth skills. AND they come in their own fun cup, taste delicious and are great for developing your child’s sensory system. Master 3 isn’t so keen on them, so I...
by | Dec 9, 2013 | Learning, Mealtimes |
Tonight’s challenge for Master 3 – try the beetroot/carrot/coriander salad…’Negative first reaction’ took hold so I helped him by: – modelling eating it – showing my ‘cool purple’ tongue (by this stage he’s...
by | Nov 13, 2013 | Mealtimes |
Keep in mind ‘mixed textures’ (such as chunky soups, casseroles, stirfries, pasta/rice/bowl dishes) can be very difficult for your child’s sensory system to cope with. It can be easier to serve the meal ‘deconstructed’ – think...
by Heidi | Jul 15, 2013 | fussy eaters, Mealtimes, Sensitive kids |
3 tips to remember with a fussy eater It can be hard to know what to do about a fussy eater in the house. Start with these three tips for a fussy eater and then go from there. Some children are quite sensitive and need much more help than this to overcome their fear...
