Fussy eaters are individuals, often children, who are selective about the foods they consume. They may refuse to try new foods or have strong preferences for certain textures, colors, or flavors. This behavior can stem from various factors, including sensory sensitivities, past experiences, or simply personal taste. Parents and caregivers often face challenges when dealing with fussy eaters, as it can lead to limited diets and nutritional concerns. Strategies to encourage a more varied diet include introducing new foods gradually, involving children in meal preparation, and creating a positive mealtime environment.