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Feeding

From first solids to fussy eating — what's happening, and what helps.

Feeding is where sensory, motor, developmental, and emotional threads tie together. Most issues resolve with time and small adjustments — but some are telling you something bigger.

Feeding is where sensory, motor, developmental, and emotional threads tie together. Most issues resolve with time and small adjustments — but some are telling you something bigger about your child.

Start solids around

6 months

NHMRC infant feeding guidelines

Allergens should be introduced

early

ASCIA guidelines

Picky eating peaks

age 2–3

Australian paediatric research

0–12 months

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Starting solids: the Australian guidelines

When, what, how. The NHMRC-backed approach, plain-English.

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Breastfeeding positioning basics

The three positions worth knowing, and when to call a lactation consultant.

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Bottle feeding 101

Formula prep, paced feeding, and what to do about fussy feeders.

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Combination feeding: how it actually works

Mixing breast and bottle without losing supply.

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Introducing allergens safely

The ASCIA approach. Why early beats delayed.

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Baby-led weaning vs purées

The research, the myths, and what most Australian parents actually do.

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Which formula (AU context)

Stages, brands, allergy variants — what the differences actually mean.

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Reflux: what's normal, what's not

The line between happy chucker and GORD, and when to see a GP.

Toddler (1–4)

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Picky eating in toddlers

Why it happens, what's normal, and the five things that usually help.

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Food refusal: strategies that work

When your toddler refuses food you know they liked yesterday.

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Dropping the bottle

The timing, the method, and the week of disruption most families get through.

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The snack battle

Why snacks derail meals, and a simple structure that works.

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Sensory food aversions

When it's more than picky — when texture, smell, or colour is the real barrier.

School age (5–12)

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The school lunchbox strategy

The five-component rule, without the Instagram performance.

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Fuelling a busy school-age kid

Breakfast-lunch-snack architecture that holds up through after-school activities.

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Big appetites 7–12: what's normal

Growth spurts and the appetite shifts that can surprise you.

Teens

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Teen nutrition: what actually matters

The three things that matter most, and the performance myths to skip.

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Early signs of disordered eating

What to notice, what to say, and where to go for specialist help.

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Body image and your teen

The conversations that help, and the ones that hurt.

Feeding as a signal

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Feeding often tells you something the kid can't put into words yet.

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Feeding and autism: the sensory link

Why autistic children often eat a restricted diet, and how to expand it without force.

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ADHD and appetite

Why stimulant medication affects appetite, and the practical workarounds.

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When feeding needs a specialist

The patterns that warrant a paediatric feeding clinic referral.

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