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Food Therapy, Trying New Foods Step-By-Step Visual Aid Booklet

$3.50

Trying New Foods Visual Schedule | Autism Food Therapy Support | Step-by-Step Eating Routine - Trying new foods can feel overwhelming for many children—especially those with sensory sensitivities or food aversions. This Trying New Foods Visual Schedule Booklet breaks the process into gentle, manageable steps, helping kids feel more comfortable, supported, and confident during mealtimes.

 

Sized at 7.5 x 3.5 inches, this booklet is easy to use at home, in therapy settings, classrooms, or feeding clinics. Each step uses clear visuals and color-coded prompts to introduce new foods at a slow, supportive pace.

 

Included Food Exploration Steps:

• See

• Touch

• Smell

• Lick

• Chew

• Swallow

 

This structured approach encourages sensory exploration, builds tolerance, and helps children move forward without pressure or overwhelm—perfect for picky eaters, sensory eaters, and autistic children working on expanding their food variety.

 

✨ Why It Helps:

• Creates a predictable and safe food introduction process

• Reduces anxiety around unfamiliar foods

• Supports feeding therapy and sensory desensitization

• Encourages progress at the child’s pace

 

👩‍🏫 Perfect For:

• Children with autism

• Food therapy & feeding clinics

• Occupational therapy sessions

• Home mealtime routines

• Sensory-sensitive eaters

 

📥 Digital Download:

 

This is a PDF digital file. Simply download, print, cut, and laminate for durability. Add a binder ring for easy flipping during meals and therapy sessions.

 

This visual feeding schedule supports children who may have sensory challenges, oral aversions, or difficulty trying new foods. It can be used as a feeding therapy tool for autism, a picky eater step-by-step food introduction guide, a sensory food exploration routine, or a visual support for expanding food tolerance. Ideal for speech therapy, occupational therapy, ABA programs, early intervention, and parents looking for a gentle, structured approach to introducing new foods during mealtime.

 

Digital Downloads are NON-Refundable

 

ALL products are for personal use ONLY and NOT for re-sale

 

PCS® by Tobii Dynavox® All rights reserved. Used with permission.

PCS® and Boardmaker by Tobii Dynavox® All rights reserved. Used with permission.

ALL products are for personal use ONLY and NOT for re-sale

 

PCS® by Tobii Dynavox® All rights reserved. Used with permission.

PCS® and Boardmaker by Tobii Dynavox® All rights reserved. Used with permission.

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When my daughter Ava needed tools that truly supported her communication, emotional growth, and daily independence, I began creating structured visual supports, social stories, and communication systems that worked in our real life — not just on paper.

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