In this episode of How To Unpicky Your Picky Eater, Christine Miroddi Yoder, a speech pathologist and holistic feeding therapist, explains what it means to adopt a holistic approach to feeding therapy for children with selective eating habits. Unlike traditional methods that focus solely on feeding behavior, Christine's holistic approach considers the whole child, including their emotional, sensory, and psychological needs. She discusses the complexity of feeding, the importance of addressing root causes, and how a child's diet impacts their overall well-being.

Christine contrasts her approach with traditional behavioral methods and shares why she believes a holistic approach leads to more sustainable and intrinsic motivation for children to enjoy a diverse and healthy diet. She provides valuable advice for parents, encouraging them to trust their instincts and advocate for their children. Tune in to learn how a holistic feeding therapist can make a significant difference in your child's relationship with food. Don't miss next week's episode where Christine will discuss when picky eating is normal and when it might be a cause for concern.

Don't miss this episode if you're struggling with fussy eating and looking for effective ways to support your child's progress. Visit foodologyfeeding.com to learn more and take the quick, free quiz at pickyeaterstest.com to discover your child's feeding level and the next steps to take.

Tune in and empower yourself with the knowledge to make lasting changes in your child's mealtime experience.