Inclusive celebrations for fussy eaters Often parties and special occasions are a real challenge with a child that does not eat widely. The biggest of these is coming up soon! It is one of the places where a spotlight can be shined on a limited diet and where both parent and child feel uncomfortable. As […]
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10 tips for a great Christmas with a fussy eater We’re all looking forward to Christmas, aren’t we? Or are we? Often Christmas with a fussy eater can be stressful. Especially if you’re celebrating with friends and relatives where even well-meaning family can inadvertently add enormous pressure onto you, and your children. As much as
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Why a fussy eater may eat new a food then drop it? There are many frustrations in parenting a child who has difficulty eating like the rest of the family. However, some things push buttons more easily than others. One of these is when a child happily eats a new food – the parent parties
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Help for teens who are picky eaters Teens can be an alien quantity. I know, I have one and another on the cusp! They are filled with hormones and the need to be independent whilst paradoxically still wanting many things done for them. When things go wrong in any area it can be a real
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The critical lack of support for parents of picky eaters Picky eating is a polarising issue. Those parents who have a child that eats well, often view those who have one who does not as “just not doing things well”. There are even whispered comments about lazy, not trying hard enough and letting the child
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Fix fussy eating with The Complete Confidence Program-Oct Picky eating can be a miserable experience for the whole family. But it doesn’t have to be that way! Join the Oct Complete Confidence Program. LOW TIME COMMITMENT BUDGET-FRIENDLY SUPER EASY Parents of even extremely selective eaters have found success with the program. Each week a video
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The 5 biggest mistakes to avoid with a picky eater The internet, family and friends are all full of advice as to how to get a picky eater eating. The longer we have had a fussy child in our midst, the more strategies we have heard that will supposedly get them eating. If it were
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Protein & fussy eaters A big concern for many parents of fussy eaters is that their child is not getting enough protein from their diet. However, I love the story I read about pensioners in the UK getting the majority of their protein from bread. Yes, protein is found in the most unexpected of places!
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Help for Picky Eaters Last week on the blog we talked about the many, many reasons why you could have ended up with a picky eater in your midst! See blog here: https://theconfidenteater.com/blog/picky-eating-support/why-is-my-child-a-picky-eater/ Everything from autism to allergies can set our child off on a different path around food. The longer we journey on this
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The moral of the chicken nuggets Working with over 100 families a year as a Picky Eating Consultant, provides a lot of stories from the meal table. Some of them are memorable because they are amusing, some because they are the story of a 1,000 other families, and some because they teach us a really
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Ah, my other child is following my picky eater! Siblings are always going to copy each to some extent, and it is usually the behaviours we like the least that they follow the most! If our fussy eater is the oldest it can make the situation even more tricky as they are modelling behaviour for
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Food smells – a common challenge for fussy eaters You’re busy frying some onions when your child enters the kitchen, looks at you in horror and begins gagging. They rush from the room in disgust refusing point blank to have dinner or even sit at the table if the onions are there. One mum told
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