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Miko the monkey is afraid to chew. But with the help of his feeding therapist and his mom, he learns that chewing and trying new foods can be fun Created by feeding therapists, Taylor Thomas and Andrea Scida of the Pediatric Feeding Institute of Florida, we follow along as Miko explores chewing a pancake for the first time. His often funny-but very real-reactions to having to chew something new perfectly demonstrate what happens when a child is afraid to chew.In order to help their patients overcome the fear of chewing, the authors worked with artist Patrick Laurent to create the Miko character and his colorful world. Together, they have made an inspiring book that will entertain and support children and parents alike. As the first in a series of feeding therapy-related work, Miko is bound to become an instant favorite.

Miko el mono tiene miedo de masticar. Pero con la ayuda de su maestra de alimentaci n y su madre, aprende que masticar y probar nuevos alimentos puede ser divertido. Creado por los terapeutas de alimentaci n, Taylor Thomas y Andrea Scida del Pediatric Feeding Institute of Florida, seguimos a Miko mientras explora masticar un panqueque por primera vez. Sus reacciones demuestran perfectamente lo que sucede cuando un ni o tiene miedo de masticar.Para ayudar a sus pacientes a superar el miedo de masticar, los autores trabajaron con el artista Patrick Laurent para crear el personaje de Miko y su colorido mundo. Juntos, han creado un libro inspirador que entretendr y apoyar tanto a los ni os como a los padres. Como el primero de una serie de trabajos relacionados con la terapia de alimentaci n, Miko se convertir en un favorito instant neo. El libro es traducido por Prof. Julio A. Oma a]

Miko the monkey is afraid to try new food. But with the help of his feeding therapist, he quickly learns that there are fun ways to make trying new foods a little easier When he can focus on things like shapes, textures, and colors, he discovers that he is braver than he thought. Hooray for Miko The Miko Feeding Therapy series was created by feeding therapists, Taylor Thomas and Andrea Scida of the Pediatric Feeding Institute of Florida to help their patients overcome their feeding-related fears. They worked with artist Patrick Laurent to create the Miko character and his colorful world to develop books that inspire, entertain, and support children and parents alike.