Leslie Bloch
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144 appearances
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first heard Mar 2020
last heard Mar 2020
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Zoe, do you want to add anything?
Yeah, and just to kind of introduce this, there is a a clinical eating disorder called avoidant and restrictive food intake disorder.
It's sometimes um referred to as RFIT.
And
that is really kind of an ex extreme picky eating.
Um and so that there is an element of, you know, that really trying to help families and parents with
with the feeling of picky eating is where we want to try to help intervene and and help them through
that process because picky eating can sometimes turn into because of what what Zoe was just speaking about an energy imbalance which in turn can
can become a a clinical eating disorder called RFID.
Yes.
Yes.
Absolutely.
I would say that that is a particular risk and
sometimes differently wire children, you know, that that it's more of it may be more of a sensory um relationship that can be a risk factor and that we work on treating um and helping the the child and the parents manage that relationship.
Mm-hmm.
I also think that, you know, one of the
The resources that the Full Bloom has really illuminated for me is the work of Ellen Satter, who um is just a wonderful resource for all different types of children and all different types of
l emerging challenges, but also she really, really has offered a wonderful approach to feeding and eating for all children.
Um
And one of her kind of tenets um is really helping kids in the structure of eating and that as as parents that's our responsibility to determine the when and the what of our kids' eating structure.
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