Is There Something Really Normal About Feeding Therapies?

When I was doing shadow hours for OT, I never had a pediatric rotation because I automatically knew I didn't want to go into pediatrics. So I worked with OTs that did feeding therapies with kiddos that had sensory aversion to food. Some kids would literally at the site of a pancake or at the sites of a banana, would act like this. And they just can't help it. It's just they're wiring. Well, and I have weird like not to that extent of but at the same time, I sometimes like bodily waste will freak me out. Especially if it's- But Anna is fuck me up. She has to have the perfect texture of a banana