PFD and ARFID. Sensory differences. Tube feeding. Medical complexity. The picky eating that's more than picky. We're one team — registered dietitians, feeding therapists, and mental health support — who see the whole child and know how to help.
Medicaid & most insurance accepted · Immediate openings · Telehealth in Vermont and additional states
I started Attune2Food so families navigating hard feeding challenges wouldn’t have to do it alone. Today we’re a whole team — dietitians, feeding therapists, and mental health support — offering the family-centered, integrative care I always wanted for my own clients. One team, one plan, and parents who feel confident at the table again.
Meet Kelli and the team!Feeding lives in four places at once: the body, the nutrition, the skills, and the relationship. Most providers pick one. We hold all four — because your child isn’t a symptom list.
No bribes, no "just one bite," no clean-plate rules. We use responsive, relational feeding that builds trust at the table — because kids eat better when they feel safe, not pushed.
A registered dietitian, a feeding therapist, and mental health support — plus your GI, OT, and pediatrician. We talk to all of them, send notes back to your providers, and carry one shared plan. You stop being the messenger.
Clear, bite-sized lessons that turn overwhelm into a plan you can actually follow.
Practical scripts and strategies for real mealtimes, not theory.
Food lists, recipes, and kitchen ideas built for kids whose eating is more than picky.
A parent community and library you can return to whenever you need it.
Your registered dietitian is the front door to Attune2Food’s whole team. We start with a comprehensive look at your child, then build a plan that fits — and we bring in feeding therapy and mental health support from the same team when your child needs them. We offer:
Having empathy and compassion for a child’s lived experience sets the stage for a unique nutrition prescription and care plan.
Responsive feeding is about connection over control. It’s trusting that the eater’s body has wisdom — and that kindness helps more than pressure ever could. Whether you’re a parent, sibling, or friend, you can make mealtime a space of comfort and respect.
Here are some foundational ideas and tools to create a healthy response (vs. frenzied reaction) for yourself and your child.
For families whose child’s eating is more than picky — ARFID, autism, ADHD, or sensory-based eating. Understand the “why” behind how your child eats, see where they fit across the clinical picture, and know what actually helps.
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For families navigating medical complexity, tube feeding, or a blended diet. See nutrition, medical, oral-motor, and psychosocial needs together, and bring one coordinated plan to your child’s care team.
Get the MapA free 20-minute call with our care coordinator, Natalie. No sales pitch — just a real conversation about what your family needs.
