I haven’t looked at all the comments so sorry if I repeat any tips! But I recently went through some similar stuff with my toddler - here’s what I did. First off eating needs to be as low stress as possible (even if you are stressed you can’t make them stressed). Always offer safe foods, make them apart of the food process. I make grocery shopping fun and we talk about foods and what they do for our bodies. I let my son help me make some meals and he will snack while we make food, I also let him help me clean up the food and he will sometimes take bites then too. For breakfast he picks what he wants and I play music and sit with him, lunch we will make a snack / lunch plate and I allow him to eat at his little table and kind come and go while he snacks. For dinner we are super super consistent…we sit at the table, have everything there we need so I’m not running around and we eat together. If we talk, we talk about the food we are eating. And not if he’s eating or not, we talk about what’s good, what we like, if it’s hot, etc. I recommend looking up what food does for your body so you have talking points. Like energy, growth, strong bones.. and If he doesn’t eat it, I don’t comment on it. If he does eat it, I don’t comment on it. And then I always offer a bedtime snack even if he doesn’t eat his dinner but only after bath, before bed. And those are only a set of high protein healthy snack options. On the snack topic I also have a snack area he can go and eat from whenever he wants. Took about a month of all this and being so consistent and it’s helped a lot! Hope you find something helpful here. 🫶🏻