Feeding Therapy for Picky Eaters, ARFID, and Oral Motor Challenges in Atlanta

• Your child eats fewer than 20–30 foods and becomes upset when new foods are presented

• Mealtimes feel stressful, emotional, or unpredictable

• Your child gags, refuses textures, or spits food out

• Snacks feel “safe,” but meals are consistently refused

• You worry your child isn’t getting enough nutrition or variety

• Your child has been labeled a “picky eater,” but it feels more extreme than that

• Your child avoids mixed textures or only eats foods prepared a very specific way

• You notice pocketing food, slow chewing, or difficulty moving food around the mouth

• Your child mouth breathes, has an open-mouth posture, or struggles with tongue positioning

• Sleep, growth, or orthodontic concerns have been mentioned alongside feeding issues

• You feel unsure whether this is typical picky eating or something more (like ARFID)

You don’t have to figure this out alone!