Those in the VR group will receive the same educational dietary review by the registered dietician, and additionally participate in a VR experience through an application called Chaos Café. In Chaos Café, patients are immersed into a computer-generated kitchen environment. A humorous robotic chef serves children different food groups. Gameplay is advanced by choosing healthy foods, while eating unhealthy foods does not advance the application.

Those in the SOC group will have the typical appointment, which includes a review of healthy diet choices with a registered dietitian and follow up according to clinic's SOC.

In VR application, Chaos Café, patients are immersed into a computer-generated kitchen environment. A humorous robotic chef serves children different food groups. Gameplay is advanced by choosing healthy foods, while eating unhealthy foods does not advance the application.

Immediate behavior modification will be assessed by comparing the selection of an appointment exit reward the end of the study visit. Participants will be presented with two options, either a bag of chips or a healthier alternative. Selection of reward will be recorded.

The survey uses a continuous scale from -100 to 100 to indicate patients' like or dislike of certain foods. The survey was completed by participants after their dietary counseling. The responses were categorized into seven groups, 3 negative, 1 neutral, and 3 positive. -3=[-100,-67], -2=[-66,-34], -1=[-33,-1], 0=0, 1=[1,33], 2=[34,66], 3=[67,100]. Likability of foods were also categorized into fruits, fatty/salty/sugary (FSS), proteins and vegetables.