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Why Your Toddler Dunks Crackers in Water
A fifteen-month-old drops a cracker into his water cup, stirs it, drinks the cloudy water, then eats the cracker. His parents call it raccoon behavior. Pediatric feeding specialists at Solid Starts call it normal exploration — and the research suggests they're right. This episode digs into what's actually driving the behavior: why teething turns out to be the weakest explanation, how the Infant and Toddler Sensory Profile explains why some toddlers mix and pour while others couldn't care less, and what Piaget's tertiary circular reactions tell us about a kid who isn't eating so much as…
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