From weight management to allergies, we've got lots of self-help guides for you to find all the information you need for your child.
Simply follow the links below to view more information and download our self-help leaflets.
Looking for information for adults? View dietetic self-help information for adults here.
Fussy eating is a phase that many children go through and it can be a very frustrating and worrying time for parents and carers. There is no, one reason why a child becomes a fussy eater but exposing your children to the food you would eventually like them to eat is very likely to help.
See the following webinars and handouts for further support.
Ask for a dietitian appointment if:
- Your child’s weight or growth is a concern
- Your child’s diet is restricted to 10 foods or less
- You suspect your child is iron deficient
- Your child is chronically constipated
- You suspect a food allergy
Webinars:
- Webinar: https://patientwebinars.co.uk/condition/fussy-eating-in-children/webinars/managing-fussy-or-restricted-eating/
- Corresponding printable document: https://patientwebinars.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/1.-Fussy-Feeders-Under-5-Years-of-Age.pdf
- Webinar: https://patientwebinars.co.uk/condition/fussy-eating-in-children/webinars/managing-fussy-or-restricted-eating-school-age/
- Corresponding printable document: https://patientwebinars.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/2.-Fussy-Feeders-Older-Children.pdf
- Webinar: ttps://patientwebinars.co.uk/condition/fussy-eating-in-children/webinars/fussy-eating-frequently-asked-questions/
- Corresponding printable document: https://patientwebinars.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Problems-with-lumps-Nov-22.pdf
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