Examining Relationships Between Family Mealtime and Feeding Outcomes in Young Children With Sensory Food Aversions

You may be eligible if

• Child must meet all criteria of the diagnosis of Sensory Food Aversions
• 1. The child consistently refuses to eat specific foods with specific tastes/textures and/or smells.
• 2. Onset of food refusal occurs during the introduction of a novel type of food (e.g., the child may drink one type of milk but refuse another, may eat carrots but refuse green beans, may drink milk but refuse baby food).
• 3. The child eats without difficulty when offered preferred foods.
• 4. The food refusal causes specific nutritional deficiencies or delay of oral motor development.
• Parent is able to read, write, speak and understand English.