“…Several reviews and meta‐analyses have demonstrated the robust effects of behavioral treatments for feeding problems, including increasing oral intake (i.e., calories consumed), increasing diet variety, and decreasing inappropriate mealtime behavior (IMB; Marshall, Ware, Ziviani, Hill, & Dodrill, ; Seubert, Fryling, Wallace, Jiminez, & Meier, ; Sharp, Jaquess, Morton, & Herzinger, ; Sharp et al, ; Silbaugh et al, ). In fact, treatments based on applied behavior analysis are the only ones with strong empirical support for addressing mealtime difficulties (Kerwin, ; Volkert & Piazza, ).…”