Picky Eating Tiny Habits That Reduce Pressure and Increase Trying

Are you tired of mealtime battles with your picky eater? Do you worry about their nutrition and feel frustrated by their limited food choices? You're not alone! This video dives into the emotional and developmental reasons behind picky eating in young children and offers tiny, non-threatening habits to reduce pressure and increase their willingness to try new foods.

Discover how to shift from power struggles to positive connections around food by understanding neophobia and your child's need for autonomy. Learn how creating a safe and supportive environment can reshape their brain's association with food, fostering curiosity and exploration. We'll explore the power of repeated exposure, family-style serving, and low-pressure taste tests.

These simple strategies will transform your mealtimes, building your child's emotional resilience and a lifelong healthy relationship with eating. If you find this helpful, like the video, subscribe to WISE PARENT, and share your child's most refused food in the comments!

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In this video from WISE PARENTS, we share a simple, science-informed way to handle everyday challenges with your child so you can build calmer, closer family moments. Our goal is not perfect parenting – it’s small wins that, over time, create stronger families.

WISE PARENTS is a channel for moms, dads and kids to learn tiny, wise habits together: how to respond to big emotions, how to set gentle but firm limits, and how to turn daily routines into chances for connection. Every video is designed to be clear, gentle and practical so you can try one idea tonight.

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