Common questions and answers about how to get your toddler to try new foods.

Siblings often like to copy their brothers and sisters, and picky eating is probably not something you want them to pick up on. So, how do you prevent eating problems from starting in the first place?

Parenting with ScienceTara MontemurroSeptember 28, 2018aba, feeding, behavior analysis, pickyeaters, picky eaters, eating problems

Common Myths About Behavioral Interventions

Have you heard that you should never reward your child for eating? Were you told that rewarding your child will reduce his or her motivation to eat? Let’s take a look at some of these common myths, and figure out the truth.

Parenting with ScienceTara MontemurroSeptember 21, 2018aba, Applied Behavior Analysis, feeding, pickyeaters, picky eaters

5 Reasons Eating Interventions Fail

The last thing you want to do is put a ton of time and effort into an intervention, and then not get to reap the rewards of cooking a single meal at dinnertime.

Parenting with ScienceTara MontemurroSeptember 14, 2018aba, autism, Applied Behavior Analysis, feeding, pickyeaters, picky eaters

6 Ways To Keep Eating Problems Out Of Your Mealtimes

Starting a feeding intervention with your child is hard work. These 6 tips will help keep those eating problems from resurfacing.

My Child's Eating Problem

What exactly is your child's eating problem? Here are some questions to ask yourself:

What To Consider Before Starting A Feeding Intervention

Before getting started with a feeding intervention, it's important to determine if your child has any medical or behavioral problems or concerns that could be contributing to his or her eating problems.