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Have you tried veggie noodles? Might be able to make zucchini noodles with a high proportion of skin, or really any veg with a high amount of fiber in the skin, and mix that in with wheat and protein fortified noodles.
You could ask the kids pediatrician about fiber supplements that can be safely added to meals if that's a resource you have access to. I'd definitely at least check with a doctor or nurse before using any kind of supplements, tho. You might end up with gnarly constipation or something.
I always wonder if kids who are "picky eaters" have food sensitivities they can't explain.
Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder
The kid is a picky eater because he is given food that tastes like horseshit. He eats things very happily if he likes the taste. I have been trying to find stuff to give to him that he likes but it's hard. Online resources seem like they are detached from reality to some extent.
For now he can't eat things with the skin on them. I don't know if it's a peculiarity or his molars haven't erupted yet but he seems to be getting there. I'll look into veggie noodles. But surely there must be a way to process veggies to make it easier for him to chew. Thanks.