“Katie’s book offers a grounded, developmentally sound framework for resolving picky eating through clear structure and calm leadership. Her approach protects a child’s long-term relationship with food while taking pressure off parents and provides an organized, practical, no-nonsense path forward that families can actually implement.”

—Jess Sherman, Pediatric Functional Nutrition Practitioner

“As a pediatrician, I know how stressful picky eating can be for families. This book is a must-read for parents tired of negotiating over broccoli and surviving on chicken nuggets. I highly recommend this practical resource for building healthier eating habits. The Picky Eater Playbook helps parents take a deep breath, reset the table, and move forward with confidence.”

—Joel "Gator" Warsh, MD, MSc, integrative pediatrician

“This is the picky eating book parents have been waiting for. Katie Kimball offers practical, compassionate strategies that reduce stress at the table while helping children build a healthier relationship with food for life. So thankful for this AMAZING resource for parents!”

— Madiha Saeed, MD, known as “HolisticMom MD” and Bestselling Author x 9

For years, I've referred parents to Katie Kimball for her practical, effective approach to picky eating. The Picky Eater Playbook respects the child, empowers the parent, and takes the drama out of mealtimes. It shows families how to create lasting change at the dinner table, one meal at a time.

— Amy McCready, Founder of Positive Parenting Solutions & Author of The "Me, Me, Me" Epidemic

“As a chef and former picky eater, I know kids don’t learn to enjoy new foods through pressure or shame. Katie Kimball’s The Picky Eater Playbook gives families a practical path toward calmer meals and more confident eaters.”

— Chef James Barry, CEO & Founder of Pluck 

This is the picky eating book parents (and pediatricians) have been waiting for. Katie Kimball gets to the root cause of picky eating, which is not just about the food, and offers a compassionate, practical roadmap to reduce mealtime stress, build food confidence, and help our children develop a healthy relationship with food that lasts.

— Elisa Song, MD, integrative pediatrician and author of Healthy Kids, Happy Kids