Summary of Topics Covered:

It’s perfectly normal for toddlers and small children to refuse to eat or even taste new foods. In fact, refusing new food can be a normal stage of a child’s development. That doesn’t mean this isn’t stressful for parents when it happens. It can also lead to a lot of conflict in a household during mealtimes.

To address this issue, Health and Wellbeing Dublin North City and County have developed a free monthly webinar on Zoom for parents, guardians, and carers of children aged 1-12 years. The webinar, ‘Take the Fuss out of Fussy Eating’, takes place on the first Thursday of every month.

In the webinar, Senior Community Dietitians Edel McNamara and Elaine Guinan provide evidence-based information about strategies to manage fussy eating.

They discuss:
– Potential causes of fussy eating
– Common strategies which may make fussy eating worse
– Practical tips on how to encourage children to accept a wider variety of foods
– Other HSE resources available to support parents

Book online via Eventbrite at the following link: bit.ly/fussyeatingDNCC

Who is this course/event/workshop for?

Parents, guardians, and carers of children aged 1-12 years

Venue Details:

Online via Eventbrite: bit.ly/fussyeatingDNCC

Cost(€)

Free

How to book a place?

Book online via Eventbrite at the following link: bit.ly/fussyeatingDNCC

Course/Workshop/event provider (name of agency, group or organisation e.g. Tusla, Family Resource Centre):

HSE Health and Wellbeing