Sarah Keogh

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514 appearances 6 recordings 3 series first heard May 2026 last heard 2 Sep

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The Claire Byrne Show · How adult fussy eating can impact your nutrition and health · 2 Sep 2026 podcast

It is and it's it's a huge cause of stress in families.

And sometimes family I I think one of the things I'd say is that the vast majority of kids who are a fussy eater, their nutrition actually is fine.

When you test them, they're actually okay.

But and people would say, Well, when do you actually intervene and get help?

And I'd say, even if the nutrition is okay, if it's causing the family huge stress, where meal times are a disaster and it's stress, that's where you get help.

Um and obviously then if the child is having nutrient issues or not growing or things like that, then you do as well.

But the

Stress I would say it's the most stressful thing people come into the clinic to me with is fussy eating with the case.

Yeah.

Well by the

And often, very often people get told oh they just grow out of it and you're like, Well, maybe they do and it generally peaks around the age of six and fades away.

But there's a lot of kids who do not grow out of it.

And, you know, it for four, five, six years you've parents desperately trying to get healthy food and they're worried about their kids not eating and worried about them growing and everything.

So, you know, I think sometimes there's a bit of dismissal with it at the start.

And some kids do grow out of it, but sometimes you do need some support with it.

one of y we often talk about preventing fussy eating and one of the things to do or early on is to get kids with lots of different tastes and lots of different textures before they're eighteen months old.

So move them off the puree rays really quickly, get them into lots of different textures, but include the pureees.

Lots of people just went straight to kind of

Do you know, baby lad weaning, which is a great way to go, but kids then don't like smooth, sloppy, soft textures.

Do you know what I mean?

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