Understanding children’s food selectivity and food refusal can be challenging for parents, caregivers, educators, and professionals supporting children with sensory and feeding difficulties. Children may avoid certain foods because of their taste, texture, smell, appearance, temperature, or the way food feels in their mouth. Sensory processing differences can sometimes influence eating behaviors and make mealtimes difficult or stressful. Visit: https://sensoryproject.org/product/sensory-based-feeding-eating-difficulties-and-differences-peer-support-group-community-of-practice/
