Help Your Extremely Picky Eater Try New Foods
The Simple & Struggle-Free Solution that Uses Their (Limited) Preferences to Your Advantage
You’ve tried all the things…
- Serve it on their plate…
- Offer dips…
- Make it fun…
- Wait until they’re “hungry enough”…
- Ask for the bite…
- and pretend not to care…
Up to this point, getting them to try anything has seemed so far away.
But that’s all about to change…
Introducing…
Food Bridging Made Simple
a mini course for parents of extremely picky eaters who are ready for a science-backed solution to get their child eating new foods
Learn a step-by-step approach to expand your picky eater’s diet by making small, gradual changes to foods they already eat and enjoy—in just 20 minutes!
This is your key to no longer worrying "is there going to be anything that they'll eat"
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Start transforming your child’s diet in just 20 minutes
Simple, No-Pressure Strategies
A 20-minute video training teaching you how to use gradual changes to make new foods more approachable — no matter how picky your child is or how few foods they eat
Guided Workbook
Supplemental workbook to walk you through each step so you can create a link between what your child currently eats and what you want them to eat later
TONS of Examples
Learn from over 40 realistic food bridges you can swipe using extreme picky eater classics like crackers, pizza, nuggets and more
This isn’t about forcing variety—it’s about creating confidence and curiosity around new foods using the foods, textures, and flavors your child already loves
Food bridging is a proven method to help kids with extreme picky eating, ARFID, and sensory food challenges comfortably expand their diet.
It’s simple, approachable, and designed to meet your child exactly where they are with eating today.
“Consistency and patience! We went out for dinner and Hux tried corn on the cob, a food we’ve been working on with our bridges! He’s building confidence to try new things and even though he said he didn’t like it, it’s a BIG WIN for us!”
— Alexandra, mom of 8-year-old
Parents of super picky eaters, I see you
Listen, I know how hard it is.
You’ve put SO much time, effort and energy into getting your kid to eat – and I totally understand it’s BEYOND frustrating to deal with extreme picky eating, especially when everyone tells you it’s normal or just a phase.
I see it every day!
I’m Jenny Friedman, pediatric dietitian, best-selling author, mom of 3, and extreme picky eating guru.
Known for my playful and approachable style, I’ve helped dozens of children learn to confidently eat new foods and expand their diets. I work with parents to understand their child’s eating challenges so they can help their kid feel excited to try new foods.
I can’t wait to help you in Food Bridging Made Simple!
Frequently Asked Questions
How long will I have access to the program?
Food Bridging Made Simple is yours forever. There’s no expiration date.
Does food bridging work for kids with ARFID or PFD and for kids who are neurodivergent?
Food bridging is ideal for extremely picky eaters, including neurodivergent kids and those with ARFID or PFD.
What exactly's included?
Food Bridging Made Simple includes a 20-minute training video that you can watch online or listen to in an app. You’ll also receive a workbook with food bridging examples and step-by-step instructions for creating your own bridges.
How old should my child be?
Food bridging works for children (and non-children) of all ages.
Can I get a refund if it doesn't work?
Due to the digital nature of this product, refunds are not available. If you are not satisfied with your purchase or progress, please reach out to me at [hello@feedingpickyeaters.com] so I can do my best to support you.
Food Bridging Made Simple helps kids make real progress:
My 5-year-old is eating hot lunch for the first time at school!!! I can hardly contain my excitement.
Greyson ate waffles! Two different kinds! I cannot believe it. I’m just in awe. Thank you so much for your program!
Nora ate yogurt out of the tube instead of a cup or pouch which is a big deal. She had pancake for the first time and put strawberries and bananas in her mouth. She is genuinely having fun and telling me she wants to try more!
This is your key to no longer worrying "is there going to be anything that they'll eat"
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