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Ask Me Anything: Picky Eating
Bring your mealtime battles to our open forum — live, real-time answers from two feeding-focused occupational therapists.
Who

Lily Baiser
MS, OTR/L

Jill Aloia
PhD, ABPP-CN
When
Thu, Sep 10 · 11:00 AM EDT
About this session
Drop in for an open, coaching-style Q&A on everything related to picky and selective eating — the foods that are a daily fight, the textures your child won't touch, the mealtime routines that have quietly taken over your household. Whether you're dealing with a short list of "safe" foods, mealtime meltdowns, or just a nagging sense that this goes beyond a normal picky phase, this is your space to ask and get real answers.
Lily Baiser, MS, OTR/L brings her occupational therapy lens, grounding your questions in how your child's sensory system and nervous system shape their relationship with food. Lauren Huddleston, MS, OTR/L, a pediatric occupational therapist with more than 15 years of experience and advanced training in the TREAT Method for Feeding and TOTS, brings deep specialized expertise in feeding — she's spent her career helping families work through exactly these mealtime struggles. Together, they offer two closely related but distinct lenses on why mealtimes feel so hard, and what actually helps.
Share what's on your plate (literally), get in-the-moment coaching, and leave with something you can try at your very next meal. No agenda, no prep — just show up with your questions.
Meet your experts

Lily Baiser
MS, OTR/L
I'm a licensed pediatric occupational therapist, co-founder, and Chief Clinical Officer of Kinspire, and for nearly two decades, I've been driven by one question: why is it still so hard for families to get support that actually works? View full profile

Jill Aloia
PhD, ABPP-CN
I'm a licensed, board-certified clinical neuropsychologist with 25 years of experience, but honestly, supporting outside-the-box children has never felt like "work" to me. As a pediatric neuropsychologist, I've focused on children with neurodevelopmental differences, including ADHD, since graduate school. My research interest in neurodevelopmental differences carried me through a Postdoctoral Research Fellowship at Brown University. View full profile
Lily and Jill can't wait to meet you.
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