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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP. Thank you for the suggestions. Here's the deal. Our little one had redux and then has been in therapy for sensory issues related to eating. We were advised social eating. Similar looking food items may be more willingly consumed hence not looking at sending stuff. Home has not worked for encouraging to eat. We have seen a different kid when we are with friends eating out. This may just work.[/quote] Our child had reflux and feeding issues. Eating with friends at school made no difference. I get what you are trying to do and either go vegetarian (we are too) and allow him to eat the processed (but stay away from anything acid related like tomatoes/red sauce) and let him have the kid friendly foods - veggie nuggets, mac and cheese (you can make it stove top with real butter, milk and cheese easily), etc. My kid would not eat for a few years and it slowly has gotten better. I just offer multiple foods and stayed on toddler formula for the nutrition. If he ate it, great, if not, tried again next meal. If it is just eating better with friends, do that rather than putting it on a day care center. Have friends over and let them know. We would support a family or keep going out to help you out if that is all it took (for us that would not have worked).[/quote]
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