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🤔 Does chewing and spitting out food mean your child doesn’t like it? Not necessarily! 😋Most of the time it just means that they’re learning! 👉Spitting out food is part of learning to eat. It happens when children are ready to take a bite, but maybe aren’t ready for the whole experience of chewing and swallowing that bite of food. Your child may need several experiences to learn about how that food feels, what it tastes like, and whether their body wants more of it or not. 👉This process could take a very long time for some foods, and it could take no time at all for others. 🤓Here’s my advice: When you come to the table and give your child the opportunity to explore a new food, do so without any expectations-other than a plan to notice what your child tells you about their experience (with words or otherwise). 👉Don’t assume that if they don’t take a bite or if they decide to split out a bite that it means that they don’t like it. Doing so may cause unnecessary worry, frustration, or stress for you! If you require them to take a bite, chew and swallow, or not to spit it out when they’re feeling uncomfortable, you run the very real risk of causing your child to be more hesitant or even completely avoid trying a new food next time. Make a plan to give them more opportunities to be around and learn about new foods over time! #spe#speechtherapyr#parentingtipsr#earlyinterventionw#newparentsr#firstfoodsb#babyledweanings#responsivefeeding