Fun with Food

Fun with Food Junior (Ages 2 to 6) – With Parent Involvement

Our Fun with Food groups is designed for young children (ages 2-6) whose food preferences and eating habits are influenced by their disability. With parent involvement throughout the session, children are supported using evidence-based approaches to explore food in a fun and engaging way.

Each session includes age-appropriate food play, food preparation, and simple cooking activities to encourage hands-on interaction, discussion, and exploration of different foods. Therapists provide live modelling and guidance throughout the session, helping children feel more comfortable with new foods while also educating parents on strategies that can be used at home to support mealtimes.

Groups are tailored to specific age ranges to support mealtime skills that align with each child’s developmental stage. The goal is to create a safe, no-pressure environment where children can increase their exposure to a variety of foods, build food confidence, and develop mealtime skills—all while having fun!

Please find the expressions of interest form for the Fun with Food junior group below.

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To register your interest, please sign up below.

Fun with Food JNR

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Fun with Food Senior (Ages 6 to 10) – Without Parent Involvement

Our Fun with Food group is a supportive space for children whose food preferences and eating habits are influenced by their disability. Using evidence-based therapies, we help children explore food in a way that feels safe and enjoyable.

Each session includes food-related education and exploration activities, along with food preparation and cooking tasks, to encourage interaction, discussion, and confidence with a variety of foods. Groups are designed for specific age ranges to develop mealtime and eating skills that match each child’s developmental stage.

Our Aims:

Provide a safe, fun, and no-pressure environment to increase children’s exposure to a variety of foods.
Enhance food knowledge, mealtime, and eating skills in an engaging and age-appropriate way.
Build confidence in trying and accepting new foods.
Support dietary variety and improve food quality to encourage balanced eating habits.

Join us for a fun-filled food exploration with hands-on activities, social interaction, and creative food experiences—facilitated by a Dietitian and Occupational Therapist.