Sarah Keogh

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

Sarah Keogh’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And the idea is you just do that for each meal, um, with no comment, which is the hard part.
You don't go try it, eat it, you like it, nothing.
You just put it down and you say nothing.
And if the child goes, I'm not eating that, you go, That's fine.
So there's no stress.
As soon as you start having a row, you're done.
Um
And the idea is the child is learning it from lots.
We often think food is taste, but food is what it looks like, what it smells like, how it feels in your hands, on your cheeks, on your lips, and in your mouth.
So when you just have the carrot beside the child, they're actually just getting familiar with it being near them and the look of it.
Usually after five or six times, they'll touch it.
And then usually after about ten times they might lick it or put it to their lips.
And usually after about sixteen goes they might actually taste it.
The hard part for the parent is to say nothing the entire time.
That's a lot of patience.
It's but but you know what?
It actually is.
And it's the child is often by the time I am seeing them, everybody's stressed.
And the child just doesn't want to hear about eating, talk about eating, have anything to do.
So we actually have to take all the pressure off them, all the stress has to come out of it, and no rouse, no giving out.
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