I've posted a while back about DS not eating solids foods. He only eats crunchy things, smooth baby food, baby cereal and yogurt. He refuses anything sticky including fruit, pasta, meats etc. if we get him try something out of his regular likes he will gag or throw up. We went to the doctor earlier in the week. She recommended a feeding sensor eval with a speech therapist. I also have a call into early intervention to see if they can do the eval or go straight to the speech therapist.
I'm so worried because of course I've googled and can only fine sensory processing disorder which freaks me out. Although he seems to be fine in every other area other then eating. My other research had lead me to DS struggling with certain textures because of he reflux.
I always put the cart before the horse so I'm freaking out thinking the worse even before the eval. Just wondering if anyone else is dealing with the same thing. Thanks!
Re: Worried Early Intervention Eval
He eats Cheerios and crunch veggie straws like there's no tomorrow.
He loves yogurt and oatmeal.
Sometimes he refuses toast or bread.
I think his preference for crunch or 'mush' are teething related (for him, may not be for yours).
Have you tried a favourite food served in a different way?
I ask because DS1 used to not eat certain foods when MIL fed it to him. I realized she was serving him the food in small pieces but he prefers large. Once she adjusted that, he ate fine.