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Yara Shimshoni
Clinical psychologist and Assistant Clinical Professor at Yale School of Medicine specializing in child anxiety, OCD, and ARFID treatment research.
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Jul 10, 2026
Episode 74 -
6:29
9:19

Bettina HohnenHOST
So you're saying it has this diagnosis if it's having a functional impact on their life.
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6:36Yara ShimshoniGUEST
So many, many kids start out as it's very normal to be a picky eater around age two or three.
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6:50Yara ShimshoniGUEST
You're starting to grow some autonomy and you want to make decisions and you have preferences and you, there's like some repetitiveness and even some ritualized behavior in many areas and also with food.

Bettina HohnenHOST
So is that helpful or what is the best way to manage it if you've got a child like this?