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How to Foster Independent Feeding?

Encouraging independent feeding can be achieved by:
- Offering Finger Foods: Provide safe, manageable pieces of food for the child to pick up and eat.
- Use of Utensils: Introduce child-friendly utensils and encourage their use.
- Modeling Behavior: Demonstrate eating behaviors for the child to mimic.

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