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Tiny Tastes Board Game | Feeding Therapy & Picky Eater Activity Make trying new foods fun and low-pressure with this Board Game! This printable feeding therapy activity helps picky eaters take small, manageable bites while exploring food through sensory descriptions—without pressure to like or finish the food. Students move along the board by taking tiny tastes and describing food characteristics like crunchy, smooth, or soft. Bite sizes are scaffolded using engaging animal bite visuals, an

Banana-Themed Feeding Therapy Lesson Plan – 1.5 Hour Session (Breaks into 3 Mini-Sessions!)This engaging feeding therapy resource is packed with hands-on, sensory-rich activities to help children explore and become more comfortable with bananas! Perfect for picky eaters, food explorers, or early feeding therapy clients, this lesson is structured as a 1.5-hour session that can also be divided into three 30-minute sessions. Let me do the planning for you. Using movement, play, food prep, and

Feeding Therapy Food Exploration Sheet – 5 Senses Chart This printable feeding therapy tool helps children describe and explore new foods using their five senses. Perfect for picky eaters, sensory feeders, and food explorers, this chart encourages curiosity instead of pressure during mealtimes or therapy sessions. Each section invites kids to talk about a food’s taste, texture, smell, sound, appearance, and temperature — with simple prompts that spark sensory language and connections. ✅ Wh

This printable resource includes: A fun, simple story that focuses on eating a sandwich in its entirety Colorful visuals to support learning and comprehension A positive, encouraging tone that promotes confidence in eating Perfect for parents, caregivers, and educators working with toddlers, this social story is an ideal tool for introducing mealtime routines and promoting healthy eating habits in a stress-free and supportive way. Why You’ll Love This Resource: Supports toddlers in developing

Realistic Fruit Flashcards – 25 Common Fruits These real-image fruit flashcards are a great way to help kids learn and recognize everyday fruits! With 25 of the most common fruits shown using real photos, these cards are perfect for food exploration, feeding therapy, early learning, and vocabulary building. Each card includes: Front: A clear, realistic photo of the fruit Back: The name of the fruit (no picture) What’s Included: ✅ 25 Fruit Flashcards ✅ Front = Picture only ✅ Back

24 Realistic Vegetable Flashcards - Help children learn to recognize and name vegetables with these real-image flashcards—perfect for food exposure, speech therapy, picky eating support, or nutrition units! These flashcards feature 24 commonly known vegetables, using real-life photographs to support easy identification and promote meaningful food learning. Whether you're teaching toddlers, preschoolers, or early elementary students, these cards are designed to help children build comfort and

Alphabet Coloring Pages – Fun & Fruity Letter Learning for Toddlers & Preschoolers! A is for Apple, B is for Banana… let’s color our way through the alphabet! Make learning letters exciting with these Fruit-Themed Alphabet Coloring Pages! Each page features a bold uppercase letter alongside a fruit that starts with that letter, helping toddlers and preschoolers learn their ABCs while exploring delicious and nutritious foods. What’s Included? ✔ 26 printable coloring pages (one for each le

Help Picky Eaters Get Comfortable with Mixed Textures! This engaging social story is designed for toddlers and young children who struggle with foods that have more than one texture—like yogurt with fruit, soup with chunks, or pasta with sauce. Using friendly visuals and simple language, this story helps children learn what to expect, how to chew safely, and feel more confident trying mixed foods. Perfect for home, classroom, or feeding therapy sessions! ✅ What’s Included: A full-page illustra

Help Kids Stick to a Mealtime Routine—Without the Mealtime Battles!This editable mealtime schedule is the perfect visual support for toddlers and young children learning when it’s time to eat and when we need to wait. Designed with picky eaters in mind, this tool encourages predictable eating times and helps reduce grazing throughout the day—so kids can better recognize their hunger and fullness cues. Whether you’re using it at home, in preschool, or in feeding therapy, this schedule promotes s

Weekly School Lunch Planning Printable – Stress-Free Meal Prep for KidsMake school lunch prep simple, stress-free, and even fun with this 3-page planning printable! This resource is perfect for busy parents who want to: Save time and reduce morning stress by planning lunches ahead. Encourage balanced meals by including a protein and healthy sides. Get kids involved in choosing what they’ll eat each week. What’s included: Page 1: Visual options for main dishes focused on proteins (chicken, tu

100 First Foods Before Age 1 | Baby-Led Weaning & Feeding Resource Whether you're practicing baby-led weaning, traditional puree feeding, or a mix of both, this tool helps families offer a wide range of nutritious foods—from fruits and veggies to grains, proteins, dairy, and healthy fats. ✅ What's Included: A comprehensive list of 100 baby-friendly foods Foods grouped by category (fruits, vegetables, proteins, grains, dairy, fats) ✍️ Easy to cross off the list as the baby tries diffe

Social Story – Taking Medicine from a Tiny Cup (Feeding Therapy Tool)This printable social story is designed to support toddlers and young children who are learning to take liquid medicine from a small medicine cup. Perfect for feeding therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, or home routines, this story uses clear, reassuring language and visual prompts to help children feel more confident and successful when taking medicine. If your child struggles with sipping slowly or resisting medici

Support your baby’s feeding development at home with these simple, therapist-designed suck training exercises. This resource includes 5 easy-to-follow activities you can do with your baby 3–5 times per day to help strengthen and coordinate their suck for improved feeding. Perfect for parents who want practical, step-by-step guidance they can use outside of therapy sessions.

Coloring pages aimed to teach children about the colors and shapes of foods.