ForgeByte/Picky Table

Free printable: foods I explored chart

A simple chart for tracking new foods one small step at a time. Looking and smelling count.

Foods I explored

Tick or sticker each step you tried. Every step counts, and "no, thank you" is always okay.

FoodLookedSmelledTouchedLickedTasted

How families use it

Write a food in the first column, then mark each step your child chooses to try. Many children need to meet a new food many times before they eat it, so a row that stops at "smelled" is still progress. Keep it on the fridge and let your child add the marks.

This is a family activity and general information, not medical, feeding or nutrition advice. If you have concerns about your child's eating or growth, talk to your pediatrician.

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From the maker: Picky Table is run by the person who makes MunchGuard, a free iPhone and iPad app where parent-approved mealtime videos play while a child is chewing and pause when they stop.