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[quote=Anonymous]This happened to my son a 18 months. We were working a therpist who used some daily excerises that left him feeling forced into interacting with foods he was no comfotAble with. He refused to eat for two months and we had to start all over with Cheerios. He was surviving on bottles. I have heard of a similar senerio with children who enter intensive feeding programs that are super behavioral, which is not a good fit for everyone. There are three practioners I would recommend. Dr. Chatoor at Chatoor at children's. She is knowledgeable about feeding disorders. With regArd to therpist there is Anne Reynolds at ITS which is who my sons is work with right now and we love her. She is Kensington, MD. Finally Randi Simenson, who used to be at children but now has a practice in VA is suppose to be excellent. Good luck![/quote]
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