Picky Eating

Picky Eating, also known as Selective Eating Disorder, affects children and adults by preventing them from eating particular foods. Picky eaters fall into two groups: the first group refuses to try unfamiliar foods, the second group refuses to eat an entire category of food such as fruits and vegetables.It is a common phase that toddlers go through, particularly boys.¹

Fast Facts

1. Also known as Selective Eating Disorder (SED)
2. Most common in toddlers
3. Patience is important in dealing with picky eaters
4. Smaller portions are advised
5. Renaming food can help
6. Don't bribe with dessert

Symptoms

They may refuse to try new foods or will only eat a limited amount of familiar foods.

Disclaimer

The content of this page is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Please consult your doctor for more information regarding Picky Eating.

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