Aoife Hearne: I'm worried my child will turn into a fussy eater

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Aoife Hearne: I'm worried my child will turn into a fussy eater

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Wed, 28 Sep, 2022 - 08:03
Dietitian Aoife Hearne 

Aoife Hearn
Aoife Hearn

REGISTERED DIETICIAN

My two-year-old used to eat all types of food, including fish and vegetables. Recently, she only wants to eat meat and potatoes. I'm worried she is turning into a fussy eater and will miss out on essential nutrients. Is this just a phase?

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