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There are moments when the question almost escapes: why won't you just eat? You've cooked the same thing every day and it comes back untouched. Yesterday it was fine; today it's rejected outright. Mealtimes are starting to feel like something to dread.
Underneath that question is often a quieter anxiety: is something wrong with my child, or with the way I'm cooking? This article offers a way to re-read picky eating in early childhood — not as a personality trait or a parenting failure, but as a developmental phenomenon.