"If all the menus and efforts to ensure that the little one can eat comfortably and normally do not yield results, it may need feeding therapy. According to Dr. Citra Amelinda, a pediatric specialist, feeding therapy is a therapy aimed at reducing a child's stress during mealtime. 'Eating skills and a child's self-confidence are restored. The child can consume nutritious and complete food, and there is adequate weight gain,' she said."

The following are some signs that a child needs feeding therapy: - Refusing to eat at all and only wanting to drink milk - Difficulty chewing/swallowing food - Rejecting food with certain types and/or textures - Frequently coughing, choking, or vomiting during mealtime - Crying, bending over, or throwing tantrums every time they see food