*ILL MARK BRAINLIEST* NUTRITION: Please answer ALL the questions.
A number of eating problems can arise when children reach the toddler stage. Read these “sticky situations” and answer the questions that follow.

Fifteen-month-old Sarah ate a few bites of her spaghetti. Then she smeared the sauce on the tray of the high chair and threw noodles on the floor.
1. Why do you think Sarah is such a messy eater?
2. What advice would you give her caregiver?

One-year-old Theodore choked twice during his lunch of beanie weenies and a sliced banana.
1. Why might this meal have caused Theodore to choke?
2. What advice would you give his caregiver?

Eighteen-month-old Ronald usually eats his lunch in front of the TV while his mom watches her favorite show. Ronald usually eats very little before getting down to play.
1. Why do you think Ronald eats so little?
2. What advice would you give his mother?

Two-year-old Cathy is usually a good eater. Recently she has not wanted to eat her food. She has rejected even her favorites. Cathy’s caregiver doesn’t know what to do.
1. What are some reasons why Cathy may have become a picky eater?
2. What advice would you give her caregiver?