Tricia Armstrong, speech pathologist at Children’s Minnesota, sat down at Minnesota Public Radio’s weekly roundtable to discuss adventurous eating. Tricia, along with two other experts, shared advice for families as they navigate feeding difficulties. Read the story and listen the MPR full segment: Five tips to help kids become adventurous eaters.
MPR: Five tips to help kids become adventurous eaters
- By Alexandra Erritt
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