Fussy eaters

Blog from Emma Shafqat Dietitian on tips to help your fussy eater try new foods

SuperNutrio milk

SuperNutrio: A Nutritious and Delicious Milk to Support Kids’ Growth

Navigating the challenges of feeding children can feel overwhelming, especially when faced with fussy eating that restricts their nutritional intake. As a parent, ensuring your child gets enough protein and calcium— which are essential for healthy growth and development—can be particularly challenging. These essential nutrients support muscle growth, strong bones, […]

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Feeding therapy for Picky and Problem Eaters

Feeding Therapy for Picky and Problem Eaters

Are mealtimes a source of stress and anxiety for both you and your child? Are you struggling with fussy or problem eaters? As a trained SOS feeding therapist and a paediatric dietitian, I understand the difficulties and frustrations of feeding issues. That’s why I’m here to share with you the benefits of feeding therapy and provide practical tips and strategies for implementing it at home. Learn how feeding therapy can help improve your child’s relationship with food, expand their diet, and reduce mealtime stress. Join me on this journey towards creating confident eaters and fostering a healthier, happier mealtime experience.

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Food play

Food Play: To help picky eaters try new foods

Mealtime struggles with picky eaters can often feel like an endless battle, leaving many of us feeling frustrated, defeated, and exhausted. As a paediatric dietitian and feeding therapist, I’ve encountered countless families grappling with the challenges of raising fussy eaters, including my own. Having just qualified as an SOS feeding

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ARFID and Autism blog

ARFID and Autism: Strategies and Support

ARFID and Autism Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) is a relatively new term introduced in 2013 with its inclusion in the 5th edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) (1) Previously known as Selective Eating Disorder, ARFID marks a distinct departure from its previous classification under

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