EP.2 | 5 Cause Candy Rice 🍚

Mom guesses wrong most often!

"Is every meal of candy because you're stubborn?"

The answer is... probably not.

Because eating can be a sign that you are not able to handle food in your mouth, or that you do not want to swallow.

Let's try these five checks first. 👇

1️⃣ "Hard beyond skill" food

Big, sticky, dry, or too hard piece.

Children can't chew and handle food, so they choose to put it in their mouths.

2️⃣ Chewing skills are not fluent.

Especially young children who are learning to use their tongue, gums and jaws.

Om does not always mean that he does not want to eat, but may not handle food well.

3️⃣ not right with "texture."

Some children are sensitive to the touch of food, such as sticky, messy, lumpy, or have strange skin touches.

Therefore added instead of swallowing

4️⃣ Milk / candy is too close to the meal. 🥛🍪

If you eat a kiss all day, the hunger for the main meal may be reduced.

When the food enters the mouth, it does not really want to continue eating.

5️⃣ The meal was too depressed.

"Chew, son!"

"Swallow quickly!"

"One more word!"

The more I worry, the more pressure some children feel, and the meal becomes a bargaining field.

👶 Then what age?

6-12 months

Training eating skills. Some may be found, but should look at overall development.

1-2 years

Should start chewing and swallowing more fluently. If you eat almost every meal or take a long time, the cause should be noted.

2-3 years

If you still eat regularly, especially in combination with eating little or very limited food, you should assess it further.

🚨 Don't overlook it.

If there is a frequent cough / choke, a meal in the mouth, very little to eat, or an unusually long meal, should consult a pediatrician or an eating and swallowing specialist.

🧠 Easy to remember

"Rice candy doesn't mean you're stubborn.

Before teaching you to swallow, let's find out why. "

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EP.3 Let's see, "Rice candy. What should I do for that meal?"

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