Not Just Picky Eating- We Help Kids Overcome Fear of Food
From Fearful to Foodie—No Bribes. No Battles. Just Real Progress.
Tired of mealtime meltdowns and advice that doesn’t work?
At Foodology Feeding, we go beyond “picky eating” to uncover the real reasons your child struggles with food—whether it’s sensory issues, gut health, oral-motor delays, or anxiety.
We don’t believe in sticker charts or shame-based tactics.
We help families create lasting change through holistic, functional feeding therapy that works from the inside out.
✨ Less stress. More smiles.
✨ No more forcing bites—just curious, joyful eating.
✨ A child who wants to try new foods—and a parent who finally feels confident.
This isn’t just a phase. It’s a pattern.
And with the right roadmap, it can change.
Ready For A Change?
We Understand—This Is More Than Just a Phase
It’s exhausting when every meal feels like a battle. You’re worn out from packing the same three “safe foods” every day, avoiding family outings or vacations because of food meltdowns, and quietly wondering, Will it ever get better?
You’ve tried all the usual advice—bribing, sneaking in veggies, “just one bite”—and none of it works. The good news? They don’t need to “outgrow it”- in fact, in many cases they won’t—but they can grow through it. They need the right approach. They need more than pressure and persistence. They need to feel safe, supported, and understood.
At Foodology Feeding, we go deeper. We don’t just help kids eat more—we help them trust food, trust their bodies, and build the confidence to try new things. We’re here to support you too—because when you feel calm and empowered, your child does too.
Our 3 Promises
🔹 More than therapy—real transformation.
We don’t just track food lists—we dig deep with a lot of 1:1 time to uncover what’s truly holding your child back. You’ll stop second-guessing and finally see meaningful progress, not just short-term wins.
🔹 A plan that fits your child, not a mold.
No one-size-fits-all advice here. You’ll get personalized insights and a clear, step-by-step roadmap built around your child’s unique challenges, strengths, and story so you can move forward. No cookie-cutter advice here!
🔹 You’ll feel empowered, not alone.
Through mindset coaching, sensory strategies, and oral motor support, we’ll guide you to turn food fear into curiosity—and mealtimes into moments of connection. No pressure. No bribery. Just confident steps forward. We help you turn your child’s food fears into confidence.
How We Can Help

Babies
It takes specialty training to work with babies. Find out about our process and how we can work with you to help your baby thrive and eat well.

Children
We offer virtual parent courses and 1:1 in person therapy to give parents guidance in remediation of selective eating.

Parents
Our free podcast and Youtube videos give you incredible strategies, tips, and education about all things feeding, fun, and nutrition from birth and beyond.

Cooking Class
Our cooking classes will help create positive food experiences through meal preparation. Very limited spots! Register today!
Stop making multiple meals, planning around food preferences, and praying they will eat something healthy
Call us today so you can start enjoying mealtimes together without stress, bribing, or tears. Learn more about all of our offerings from free to VIP by calling us today.
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How To Unpicky Your Picky Eater Podcast
It is here to be your ally and guide as you navigate the world of picky eating. Embrace this transformative experience, and let us help you create memorable meals that nourish both body and soul.
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Is your child a picky eater? Maybe they are fussy about trying new foods or actually have a fear of trying new foods. In this podcast, we learn tips and strategies on how to get your picky eaters enjoying mealtimes by shifting mindset, working with their sensory system, improving their oral motor skills, remediating gut issues and more. Your host is a mom and a pediatric feeding therapist with extensive training in oral motor, speech, sensory feeding, mindset, and nutrition. We talk everything from breastfeeding to detoxing and everything in between! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/christine-miroddi-yoder/support
You wanted kids — but are you actually parenting them… or just trying to survive the day?
In this heartfelt and challenging episode, pediatric feeding expert Christine Miroddi Yoder invites you to pause and reflect on what your child really needs — not more therapy, more food exposure, or a perfect plate — but you.
This isn’t a guilt trip. It’s a wake-up call.
You’ll hear:
The difference between wanting children vs. actively parenting them
How busyness and burnout can unintentionally disconnect us from our kids
A raw story of a family who couldn’t slow down — and what that meant for their child
5 simple ways to reconnect without overhauling your whole life
Why presence — not perfection — is the real secret to successful mealtimes
Whether your child is struggling with food or you’re just feeling emotionally stretched, this episode will help you re-center on what matters most.
👉 Take the quiz at www.thepickyeaterstest.com to discover your child’s feeding level and get personalized support.

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Praise For Our Unique Approach...
Nothing brings us more pride than witnessing the success our clients achieve through our unique approach. At Foodology Feeding, we firmly believe that our success is intrinsically linked to yours.
Rachel Nunez
I am 32 years old and have been an extremely picky eater my whole life. My parents tried so many things to get me to eat better – a therapist, reward system and punishment. Nothing worked. I have tried on my own for years and was only able to add on a few foods. Then I looked online for help and found Foodology Therapy! Christine Miroddi was able to tell me why I am so picky (tongue tied) and help me try all different foods. She took the steps with me slowly so to not stress me and it worked!! I even tried salmon and liked it and I always said I’ll never try fish. She is a life saver!
Nicole Razzano
Maryam J.
We started feeding therapy with Christine since my child was about 5 months. Her evaluation was comprehensive and through. Each appointment she was fully focused on my child and always listens to what I’m saying as a parent. I never felt like I wasn’t being heard. She is always available to help in between appointments. She has been with our family through pre and post tongue tie release as well as feeding therapy. I have learned so much from her. She has a great deal of knowledge and is always willing to help. I moved from NY and she was able to help us virtually. She would always send us handouts with pictures of what exercises we should be doing with our child and links to toys/tools needed for my child to make a stressful experience a little better. From tummy time, to oral play, to feeding therapy, suck/swallow exercises and more – Her advice is valuable and comes from experience. Christine truly genuinely cares about her clients, understands a parent’s struggle and we’re so grateful for all that she has done and continues to do for our family.
Sheena Rafinia
I’ve had such a wonderful experience with Cove Speech Language And Foodology Feeding Therapy. They helped my son go from not wanting to put any solid foods even close to his mouth, to trying all sorts of new foods in just a few months. The therapists worked with him on his sensory issues, on self-feeding, and on learning to chew. They were patient and friendly, and through play, made it a very enjoyable experience for my son. I highly recommend this practice to anyone who needs speech and/or feeding therapy. I will never forget how much they helped my son and I am forever grateful to them.
Kimberly Green
I have nothing but good things to say about this place. They have helped my daughter tremendously in the past year. If you have a child that is struggling to eat or has a fear of food or of different texture, I would highly recommend giving them a call. They are so sweet and gentle with my child yet, extremely effective at the same time.
Parisa Rahman
We've been working with Foodology doing at home feeding therapy for our Autistic son with severe food aversion for about 7 months or so now, and we could not be more happy about the incredible progress he's made so far! With our first therapist, he started off super anxious and running away from anything edible, and within a short time got comfortable touching and playing games with various food items. I appreciated the always positive, playful and most of all respectful approach. For the last several months we've been working with Haley, who has been so wonderful, always prioritizing rapport and connection before introducing any new challenges, and allowing my son to accept new steps at his own pace. Currently he's gone from not wanting to touch food at all to readily placing food items in his mouth and biting them on request. I give my son a ton of credit for being so brave but I also don't think he'd feel so comfortable about any of it if it weren't for the super supportive, respectful and attuned approach by our wonderful therapist. He's very musical so Haley even took the time to come up with multiple songs to help him understand and accept the next steps. We are so grateful for Foodology and its amazing therapists, who have helped our son overcome severe aversion that we felt helpless about for years. Thank you so much!!!
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