Foodology Feeding

Foodology Feeding đŸ’Ș Helping Parents of Picky Eaters + ARFID Kids
🧠 From Fearful to Foodie — with Root-Cause Solutions

Picky eating doesn’t just take food off the plate — it takes joy out of the room.You deserve to get that joy back.👉 Star...
11/01/2025

Picky eating doesn’t just take food off the plate — it takes joy out of the room.
You deserve to get that joy back.

👉 Start your journey today. Take the quiz to find out what’s holding your child back — and how to reclaim peace at the table.

🧁 Post-Halloween Detox: Helping Your Child Bounce Back from the Sugar Overload! 🎃Halloween is full of spooky fun, but it...
10/31/2025

🧁 Post-Halloween Detox: Helping Your Child Bounce Back from the Sugar Overload! 🎃

Halloween is full of spooky fun, but it can also mean a lot of sugary treats for our little ones. đŸ˜± But don’t worry, there are easy ways to help detox and keep meals fun, even for picky eaters! 🍏🍳

Here are some nutrient-packed foods to help cleanse and restore your child’s system:

đŸ„Š Leafy Greens: Spinach and kale are rich in antioxidants that help combat sugar’s effects. Try blending them into smoothies or adding them to scrambled eggs for an easy win.

đŸ„‘ Avocados: Full of healthy fats and fiber, avocados can help regulate blood sugar levels. Spread it on toast or mash it into a dip for some Halloween candy recovery.

🍎 Apples and Pears: Packed with fiber and antioxidants to help the body flush out toxins naturally. Slice them up for a quick snack!

đŸ„• Carrots and Sweet Potatoes: These fiber-rich veggies stabilize blood sugar levels. Add them to soups or roast them for a delicious snack.

🍓 Berries: Berries like strawberries and blueberries are low in sugar and high in vitamins. Use them as toppings for yogurt or oatmeal for a delicious, healthy snack.

đŸŒŸ Whole Grains: Quinoa, oats, and brown rice provide lasting energy and help stabilize sugar spikes. Get creative with whole-grain pancakes or make fun-shaped rice balls!

🍳 Protein-Rich Foods: Eggs, lean meats, and legumes help stabilize energy levels post-sugar rush. Try incorporating them into your child’s meals as bite-sized snacks or part of fun bento lunches.

For parents of picky eaters, we know how challenging it can be to introduce new foods! That’s why we are here to help you incorporate these nutrient-rich options in ways that suit your child’s sensory needs and preferences.

Check out our Nutrient Dense Recipe Guide for more ways to get creative with nutrients in food!

Is reflux medicine not working for you or your child? Discover why and explore a better whole child approach with us at ...
10/30/2025

Is reflux medicine not working for you or your child? Discover why and explore a better whole child approach with us at Foodology. Link in bio to get started on your personalized journey to real progress and peace at the table.

If your child gags frequently during meals, it’s easy to assume they’re being dramatic or overly sensitive—but gagging i...
10/29/2025

If your child gags frequently during meals, it’s easy to assume they’re being dramatic or overly sensitive—but gagging is a powerful protective reflex.

And when it happens too easily or too often, it’s a sign that something underneath needs support.

đŸš© What might trigger excessive gagging:

Smell or sight of food → sensory overload

Food touching the lips or front of the tongue → low oral tolerance

Chunky or lumpy textures → poor oral motor skills

Big bites or fast eating → lack of chewing coordination or safety response

It’s not just about the food—it’s about how their body processes that food.

✹ In our program, we help you decode gagging so you can support your child’s nervous system, oral motor skills, and food tolerance—without pressure or fear.

đŸ“Č Take the quiz in our bio to get started or visit foodologyfeedingtherapy.com/courses to learn more about how we rebuild safety around food.

🕾 Spooky food fun ahead!Stretch marshmallows or string across a bowl to create a ghostly spider web, then hide fruits in...
10/28/2025

🕾 Spooky food fun ahead!
Stretch marshmallows or string across a bowl to create a ghostly spider web, then hide fruits inside (grapes = “eyeballs,” blueberries = “bat berries”).
Let your child rescue the fruit from the web!
🧠 This builds sensory tolerance and engagement—without pressure to eat.
It’s Halloween-themed therapy in disguise.
🎃 Want more spooky food games like this?
đŸ‘» Download 101 Ways to Make Food Fun for $7.

Should your picky eater be taking a supplement — or are you just wasting money?In this episode, Christine breaks down th...
10/27/2025

Should your picky eater be taking a supplement — or are you just wasting money?
In this episode, Christine breaks down the pros, cons, and hidden pitfalls of children’s vitamins and supplements. You’ll learn how to spot junk ingredients, understand why not all nutrients are absorbed the same way, and discover what to look for on a label to make confident, informed choices for your child.
Christine also shares her personal story of how one omega-3 supplement unlocked her son’s speech progress — and why supplements should never replace real food variety.

💊 Listen to learn:

When supplements actually help picky eaters

Red flags hiding in popular kids’ vitamins

The difference between folic acid and methylfolate

Why “food first” is still the gold standard

🎯 Take the free Picky Eater Quiz → thepickyeaterstest.com

You can keep the baked goods your kid loves — and still make them nutrient-dense.Almond flour blends beautifully into mo...
10/26/2025

You can keep the baked goods your kid loves — and still make them nutrient-dense.

Almond flour blends beautifully into most recipes. Sub it for Œ–⅓ of the flour and gain vitamin E, fiber, protein, and healthy fats.

đŸ’Ș This is especially great for kids who live on carbs and need longer-lasting energy.

⚠ For rigid eaters who notice even the crumb texture change, press pause. Start with a roadmap first.

But if your child is stuck but somewhat open — this swap is one of the easiest.

📚 Download The Picky Eater’s Plate and Nutrient Dense Recipes for $15 — link in bio.

Meal prep success story straight from our Foodology program. Making food fun and delicious for everyone!
10/25/2025

Meal prep success story straight from our Foodology program. Making food fun and delicious for everyone!

Broccoli might come later. But trust comes first.The first bite of something new is a relationship win — not a nutrition...
10/24/2025

Broccoli might come later. But trust comes first.
The first bite of something new is a relationship win — not a nutritional one.

👉 Start your journey today — take the quiz in bio to find out what’s really behind your child’s picky eating.

Discover why chewy tools alone aren't enough for effective chewing. Guided practice is key to real progress. Join us at ...
10/23/2025

Discover why chewy tools alone aren't enough for effective chewing. Guided practice is key to real progress. Join us at Foodology for purposeful learning and lasting skills. Take the quiz in our bio to get started today!

You might think your child is “acting out” at meals.But if they’re bouncing, spinning, running away, or melting down
 th...
10/22/2025

You might think your child is “acting out” at meals.
But if they’re bouncing, spinning, running away, or melting down
 their nervous system may be in hyperarousal.

Feeding requires a calm, grounded body—and if your child feels unsafe, overwhelmed, or overstimulated, they simply can’t eat.

đŸš© Signs of mealtime hyperarousal:

Constant movement at the table

Extreme sensory sensitivity or explosive behaviors

Chewing but not swallowing

Mood shifts as soon as food is served

✹ Inside our program, we help you recognize these body signals and show you how to regulate your child’s system before asking them to eat.

đŸ“Č Take the quiz in my bio or go to foodologyfeedingtherapy.com/courses to start your roadmap.

🧀 What sounds more exciting: cheese... or Power Cubes?âšĄïž “Eat your cheese” = mehâšĄïž “Want a Power Cube?” = motivation unl...
10/22/2025

🧀 What sounds more exciting: cheese... or Power Cubes?
âšĄïž “Eat your cheese” = meh
âšĄïž “Want a Power Cube?” = motivation unlocked
Word swaps like these help kids build positive identity around nutritious food.
💡 Find over 100 food naming ideas inside our $7 eBook: 101 Ways to Make Food Fun.

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