Family-friendly nutrition support for infants, children and adolescents — from fussy eating to childhood chronic conditions, delivered by Accredited Practising Dietitians.
No force, no bribery, no shame. Just calm consistency.
No force, no bribery, no shame. Just calm consistency.
Pressure- free.
Responsive feeding, child-centred sessions, and practical guidance for the way your family actually eats.
Pressure- free.
Responsive feeding, child-centred sessions, and practical guidance for the way your family actually eats.
Feeding kids can feel like a constant guessing game. From mealtime battles and growing bodies to managing a food allergy or a new diagnosis, it’s normal for parents to want clearer guidance.
Our paediatric dietitians work with you and your child to bring calm, structure and confidence back to food, with realistic strategies that fit how your family actually lives.
Book a free Discovery Call to talk through what’s going on for your child and family.
Both ends of the table matter — child and parent.
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Calm, age-appropriate sessions
Pressure-free for your child, practical for you.
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Responsive feeding principles
No force, no bribery, no shame-based strategies.
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Strategies that fit real life
Home, school, lunchboxes, weekends, on the go.
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Joined-up with your wider team
Paediatrician, GP, allergist, OT, speech path — with your consent.
We work with parents and carers across the full picture of
childhood and adolescent nutrition — from solids through puberty.
Calm, pressure-free strategies to expand variety and ease mealtime stress.
Introducing solids, milk feeds, family-food transitions and toddler nutrition.
Gentle, family-centred support when growth or feeding needs closer attention.
Safe substitutions and balanced, varied eating despite dietary restrictions.
Ongoing nutrition support alongside your paediatrician for chronic conditions in childhood.
Practical strategies for persistent digestive concerns in babies and children.
Age-appropriate fuelling, recovery and hydration for kids playing sport.
Practical, realistic lunchbox ideas that travel well and actually get eaten.
Changing nutritional needs through the teenage years — with the teen's voice central.
Three principles that
shape every
paediatric
appointment.
Warm, calm, age-appropriate care for your child — practical, judgment-free guidance for you.
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Child-centred, parent supported
Sessions are warm, age-appropriate and pressure-free for your child, while giving you, the parent, the practical guidance and reassurance you need. Both ends of the table matter.
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Pressure-free around food
We don’t use force, bribery or shame-based strategies. Our approach is built on responsive feeding principles — with structure, exposure and calm consistency that helps kids build a healthier relationship with food over time.
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Collaborative with your wider team
We work alongside your GP, paediatrician, allergist, OT, speech pathologist or other treating clinicians — with your consent — so the support around your child is joined up rather than fragmented.
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From the first taste of solids to the teenage years, our paediatric dietitians can guide families through the moments that often feel hardest — mealtimes, food refusal, allergies, sport and beyond.
We’ll always shape what we focus on around what’s most pressing for your child and family.
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Fussy & selective eating strategies
Take the pressure off mealtimes and gradually expand variety in a calm, gentle way.
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Mealtime structure & supportive family meals
Routines and approaches that work for your family, not against it.
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Allergies, intolerances & safe substitutions
Balanced, varied eating despite necessary dietary restrictions.
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Infant feeding, solids & toddler nutrition
Introducing foods, milk feeds and the move to family meals.
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Chronic conditions in childhood
Type 1 diabetes, coeliac, IBD, reflux — alongside your paediatrician.
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Lunchboxes, sport & puberty nutrition
Practical, real-life strategies for school, sport and the teen years.
From your first appointment through to ongoing care as your child
grows.
1
Parents central
Your paediatric dietitian takes a detailed history of your child's feeding, growth, medical background, family meal patterns and the day-to-day picture at home. Parents are central. Children are welcome in whatever way feels comfortable.
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Practical plan
You leave with a clear, practical plan tailored to your child and your family — strategies for fussy eating, mealtime structure, food variety, condition-specific guidance, and realistic ideas for home, school and on the go.
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Grows with your child
Children's nutritional needs change quickly. Follow-up sessions help us refine the plan as your child develops, troubleshoot the parts that feel hard, and adjust as new situations come up — starting school, sport, puberty and beyond.
Four reasons families across Sydney trust us with their child’s nutrition.
Every clinician is credentialled with Dietitians Australia — the only nutrition credential recognised by Medicare and most private health funds.
Calm, welcoming consult rooms for kids. Our approach is built around supporting parents as much as children.
No force, no bribery, no shame. Responsive feeding principles grounded in current paediatric nutrition research.
We work alongside paediatricians, GPs, allergists, OTs, speech pathologists and other allied health providers — joined-up care for your child.
Four Sydney clinics, plus Australia-wide telehealth.
Paediatric appointments are available in person across our Sydney clinics, or via secure telehealth video consultations Australia-wide.
North Sydney
Qualitas Medical Practice
51 Berry St, North Sydney NSW 2060
Telehealth often works especially well for families — no school pickup or after-school rush to make the appointment. Secure video consults from the comfort of home.
Paediatric
Questions.
Common questions we hear from parents and
carers considering paediatric nutrition support
for their child.
We see children across the full paediatric range, from infants to adolescents. The structure of the appointment is adjusted to suit your child’s age, developmental stage and personality.
Yes, parents and carers are central to paediatric appointments. For younger children, much of the conversation happens with you while your child is welcome in the room in whatever way feels comfortable. For older children and adolescents, we balance time directly with your child and time with parents, with the child’s voice central to the conversation.
Yes. Fussy and selective eating is one of the most common reasons parents come to see us. We use calm, pressure-free, evidence-based strategies to help expand food variety, ease mealtime stress and build a more positive relationship with food over time. Where sensory or feeding-skill difficulties are a significant driver, we will let you know when a referral to an OT or speech pathologist might be helpful too.
Yes. We provide ongoing nutrition support for children with type 1 diabetes, coeliac disease, IBD, food allergies, reflux, constipation and other diet-related chronic conditions, working alongside your paediatrician or GP as part of broader care.
Eligible children with chronic conditions may be able to access Medicare rebates through a Chronic Disease Management (CDM) Plan from their GP. Many private health funds also offer rebates for dietitian consultations under extras cover. Your GP and your health fund are the best sources to confirm what is available to you.
Yes. We regularly collaborate with paediatricians, GPs, allergists, OTs, speech pathologists and other allied health providers, with your consent, so the team around your child is aligned on goals and progress.
Book a free Discovery Call and we’ll talk through what’s going on for your child and family, and the best next step.
