"Improving Diet Quality of Children with Dyslipidemia Who also Exhibit Picky Eating Behaviors".

Janet Carter

Journal: Current atherosclerosis reports 2024;26(12):701-705

PMID: 39325368

Abstract

PURPOSE OF THE REVIEW

This review is intended to serve as guidance for care providers working with children who have dyslipidemia and exhibit picky eating behaviors.

RECENT FINDINGS

Picky eating behaviors in children can be very stressful for caregivers and children alike, even if they may not reach clinical significance. In the setting of lipid disorder treatment, picky eating can present an even greater challenge, since many of the foods considered most heart-healthy are not often considered "kid-friendly". Care providers should validate caregivers' concerns, screen for picky eating and be prepared to provide guidance to parents and a referral to a specialist, if needed. This review contains an itemized list of points to focus on with families and additional resources.

© 2024. The Author(s).

Address: Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC, USA. [email protected].

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