Children who struggle to eat, regulate poorly all day.
25-40% of kids are selective eaters. For neurodivergent kids, it’s 80%.
You’re going to spend that time anyway - the question is how:
Reactive - today
🔥 Re-regulating a dysregulated child
🔥 Managing mealtime meltdowns daily
🔥 Escalating to specialists with no data
🔥 Repeating the same difficult moments
🔥 Educator burnout + high turnover
Proactive - with Easy Bites
✓ Fewer behavior incidents at mealtime
✓ Educators know what to do at red flags
✓ Concerns flagged before they escalate
✓ Less time firefighting, more time teaching
✓ Lower stress, higher confidence
What Easy Bites gives your program
Understand the why
On-demand training helps educators recognize when food refusal, rigidity, or anxiety are neurodevelopmental signals , not defiance
Zero-effort compliance
HSPPS documentation — training logs, family engagement records, triage audit trails — generated automatically as you work.
Spot concerns early
Standardized assessments replace guesswork with a consistent, documented risk threshold across all classrooms
Help on demand
Educators access guidance in the moment they need it — not when the specialist next visits
Bridge home and classroom
Shareable, personalized resources align
what families are doing at home with
what's happening in the classroom.
Smarter referrals
Roughly 25% of feeding referrals are premature. Data-backed triage means specialists see families who truly need them.
Built in compliance
Easy Bites support automatic reporting for:
Staff training. On-demand modules that count toward annual personal development requirements in early childhood settings.
Health documentation. Triage audit trails and feeding risk records produced as a byproduct of daily use. No extra data entry for your Health
Manager.Family engagement. Family resource sharing and engagement tracking, with documentation generated automatically.
Fewer behavioral challenges start here
We’re onboarding five programs to pilot Easy Bites this spring. Sign up to start your journey to less educator stress and healthier kids.
