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April Wikstrom
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Oct 12, 2026
Presbyterian Medical Services "October Update" : With April Wikstrom, Amanda Segobia, & Scott Michlin
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10:40April WikstromGUEST
... as a pediatric feeding specialist, is we have diagnoses around limited eating that are called picky for a while, when we're two, but 9.9 times out of 10, when I start talking about the history of feeding, those children had more, one or more adverse feeding experiences, an AFE.
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16:24Scott MichlinHOST
there are some signs, I guess, that would show you that maybe they need a little bit extra help in some areas.
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16:30April WikstromGUEST
I didn't realize that," or, "Now you've really answered my question." And they often feel more competent as caregivers and parents because of knowledge and a little bit of practice.
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16:40April WikstromGUEST
Um, sometimes we'll find even after an intake or an evaluation, we'll go to start services, and they've, just the awareness of watching and observing the child-