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Thank you for reaching out to Foodology Feeding Therapy. A member of our team will review your request and give you a call soon to learn more about your childâs eating challenges and help you understand the best next step.
If we happen to miss you, weâll leave a voicemail and try again.
While You Wait, Watch This Quick Video
Christine explains what many parents discover when they finally uncover the real reasons behind their childâs picky eating.
What Happens Next
Hereâs what you can expect after requesting a call.
We Review Your Request
Our team looks over the information you submitted so we can better understand your childâs situation before reaching out.
Weâll Give You a Call
Weâll ask a few questions, hear whatâs been going on, and help you talk through the best next step for your child.
Youâll Get Clarity
Whether your child needs a few changes at home or a deeper evaluation, our goal is to help you leave the call feeling more clear and supported.
See what's possible for your child
Before families work with us, they often feel stuck â not knowing what their child could actually achieve. These real stories show the transformations we see regularly. Find the story that matches yours.
The child who was terrified of new foods
Severe reflux + food fear + nervous system dysregulation
The child who lived on beige foods
Sensory sensitivities + oral-motor weakness + gut imbalance
The child who could detect every tiny change
Brand loyalty + sensory refinement + parental anxiety
The child who was never hungry at dinner
Gut signaling issues + constant snacking + parental trauma
The child who needed an iPad to eat
Weak oral motor skills + poor interoception + gut imbalance
The child everyone said was fine
Hidden gut inflammation affecting mood, focus, behavior
The child with only two foods left
Severe gut inflammation + behavior dysregulation attributed to ADHD
The child who melted down around food
Gut inflammation + food sensitivities + nervous system dysregulation
The child who needed total control
Sensory rigidity + heightened smell sensitivity + coping mechanisms
The child everyone blamed the autism diagnosis for
Autism + unaddressed gut health creating compounding issues
The child who gagged at everything
Weak oral motor skills + sensory hypersensitivity + gut inflammation cycle
3 Helpful Shifts You Can Start Using Right Away
These simple changes can lower pressure at mealtimes while you wait for our call.
Instead of âYou donât have to like it,â try âYouâre still learning about it.â
This keeps the moment calmer and more neutral. It helps your child feel less judged and reminds them that food learning can take time.
If your child says âewâ or âgross,â calmly say âYou can say âNo thank youâ instead.â
This gives them a respectful script without turning the moment into a power struggle. Youâre teaching language, not forcing food.
Keep the meal cue simple: âThis is what weâre having. You can choose what feels okay.â
A short, steady cue creates more safety than long explanations, bargaining, or pressure. Your calm tone matters just as much as the words.
What Parents Often Tell Us After That First Call
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