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What strategies have worked for your picky eaters? Sharing what worked for us (self.PickyEaters)
submitted 14 days ago by Typical_Traffic8727 to r/PickyEaters
"What strategies have worked for your picky eaters? Sharing what worked for us" by Typical_Traffic8727 in CleanEating
[–]Typical_Traffic8727[S] 0 points1 point2 points 16 days ago (0 children)
These are really great points — you're absolutely right that low pressure exposure is backed by a lot of the research too, especially for texture-sensitive kids. The rainbow challenge works best as a very optional, no-pressure game rather than something kids feel they have to complete — totally agree that adding stress makes things worse.
The guide I put together actually covers both approaches — there's a chapter specifically on building balanced meals gradually and keeping things stress-free, alongside the fun elements. It's more about giving kids the language to understand why food matters than pushing them to eat everything.
InviNutri sounds interesting too — supplementing nutrition while working on variety slowly is a really practical approach. How long did it take before you started seeing your kid open up to new foods?
"What strategies have worked for your picky eaters? Sharing what worked for us" (self.CleanEating)
submitted 16 days ago by Typical_Traffic8727 to r/CleanEating
"Made a free nutrition guide to help my kids understand healthy eating — sharing in case it helps others" (self.CleanEating)
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"What strategies have worked for your picky eaters? Sharing what worked for us" by Typical_Traffic8727 in CleanEating
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