Crunchy foods for picky eaters

Kids love crunchy foods (think chips, french fries, cereal), but those foods tend to lack a nutruitional punch. So if you're looking for some healthier alternatives for your kids to try, try these 40 crunchy foods (approved for picky eaters). Visit my blog for the full list!

So your kid really only eats crunchy and chewy foods. Things like crackers, crackers, more crackers, oh, and maybe some chips or pretzels. Food texture preferences combined with picky eating can make creating a balanced meal that your child can and actually wants to eat a challenge.If you’re feeling defeated every time you make a meal, you’re worried your child isn’t getting the right nutrition, and you’re ready to serve something for snack that isn’t one of those crackers, this meal plan is…

Try these tips and snack ideas for kids who prefer certain texture or appearance of the food they eat. #autismnutritionist #autismmom #sensoryfood #autismsnacks

Does your child love crunchy foods? This healthy meal plan is great for picky eaters and kids with sensory issues. Try these easy healthy crunchy foods for kids! #pickyeaters

These sweet potato everything bagel chips are the ultimate crunchy snack! They're a healthy paleo chip made with everything bagel seasoning.

This article provides a list of the best crunchy packaged snacks for picky eaters and also explains why kids and picky eaters love crunchy foods so much.

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I recently asked members of my Autism Parent Tribe: What's the best thing you've done to get your skeptical eater to eat new foods?Read their answers below!

There is no one way to handle picky eating. On top of that, it’s impossible to know how a new child’s eating habits will evolve over time. It can put parents in a tricky situation and can leave them questioning their actions down the line.Despite these unknowns, I’ve noticed some common red flags over the years that seem to only reinforce picky eating habits. These are the ones I suggest avoiding when you first notice signs of picky eating in your child.