Sensory Sensitivities and Selective Eating

Sensory-related picky eating occurs when sensitivities to texture, smell, taste, temperature, or appearance make certain foods uncomfortable or overwhelming. It’s not about being difficult or refusing to try—it’s about how the nervous system responds to sensory input. Understanding these sensitivities allows caregivers and educators to support eating in a calm, pressure-free way that builds comfort and trust over time.

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