Is mealtime stressful because your child is fussy, selective or has a limited diet?
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde dietitians help babies, children and teenagers to eat and drink well. The service supports families where nutrition or special diets are part of care, including fussy eating, food aversions and limited food acceptance.
- Get a dietary assessment and practical advice based on your child’s needs.
- Support can cover what foods and drinks to include, increase, reduce or avoid.
- Community dietitians can support fussy eating in children over 2 with no history of growth issues.
- CAMHS dietitians may support children and young people when mental health or neurodevelopmental needs affect nutrition and wellbeing.
- Appointments may be in a clinic, by telephone or by video, depending on the service and need.
Cost: Free
How to access: Request a referral through Joy.
Categories:
Health advice
Healthy lifestyle
Additional needs catered for:
Learning difficulty friendly
Diet, Nutrition, fussy eating