Fussy Eaters

Fussy eaters, childrens recipes. Our dietitians and nutritionists offer advice for fussy eaters. Toddlers can be fussy eaters. Fussy eating is normal but advice can help. Keep offering particular foods to your child, even if they initially refuse, and keep calm.

Speech Therapy for People with Problems Eating and Drinking

March 18, 2015 By @entwellbeing

Humans have so many unique characteristics, different systems of complex ability from dexterity to creativity of expression, the variety of culinary delights to eat and the marvel of the mechanics of language, it seems that each makes use of unique tools provided by the human body. We are a remarkable feat of engineering. “In form and moving how express and admirable…” was Shakespeare’s assessment through his character, Hamlet (Hamlet, II, ii). … [Read more...]

Healthy lunchboxes – kids back to school ideas

January 27, 2014 By Belinda Elwin

Tips for healthy lunchboxes Filling a lunch box with nutritious options is important. The contents of a lunch box will help to provide a child with enough energy to maintain concentration throughout the school day. Without adequate food, concentration and hence learning ability can waver. Not only can lunch box items help contribute towards optimal learning, they are also important in ensuring a child receives all nutrition they need. Lunch … [Read more...]

Make Healthy Eating Fun for Children these Holidays!

December 24, 2013 By @entwellbeing

How to Make Healthy Eating Fun for Children Healthy eating stabilises your children’s energy level and sharpens their minds. The tendency today is to eat “junk food”, but you can make it easier for your children to eat healthy foods. This will serve them well into adulthood. How to Develop Healthy Eating Habits in Children Children may have natural food preferences, so you will want to take the challenge and make their healthy choices more … [Read more...]

Problems Eating and Drinking

January 18, 2013 By admin

How Speech Pathology Addresses Problems Eating and Drinking Having trouble swallowing, chewing, eating, or drinking can not only be irritating, but also extremely dangerous for your health. Your body needs you to be able to eat and drink in order to receive nutrition, have energy, and stay healthy. Children and adults may struggle to eat or drink because of an injury, medical condition, or a swallowing disorder. Fortunately, speech pathology … [Read more...]