Emilie-Lea Hayward , pictured with mother Naolmi , munches through an incredible 30 pots of Petits Filous per day . A fussy four-year-old girl refuses to eat anything other than Petits Filous- munching her way through 30 pots a day . Emilie-Lea Hayward refuses to eat any solid food and becomes hysterical every time mother Naomi , 32 , offers her anything other than raspberry and strawberry flavour yoghurt . The youngster wo n't touch chocolate , sweets or ice cream and even bursts into tears if she is offered an alternative brand . Each 47g pot of Petits Filous contains around a teaspoon of sugar , meaning Emilie-Lea is consuming 30 teaspoons a day - more than twice the recommended adult intake . But doctors who have examined the youngster say her unusual diet - which costs more than £2,000 a year - is not affecting her health or development . However , full-time mother Naomi is worried about the long-term implications and is desperately trying to find somebody to give her some answers . The mother-of-three , from Beaconsfield , Buckinghamshire said : 'She has seen pediatricians and dietitians but nobody has been able to help her and I do n't know what to do . 'She will play with other food and touch it with her hands but she becomes hysterical if you try and feed her it . 'It is just totally bizarre . I breast fed her and then gave her formula and then she had yogurt but she would never take that next step . 'As she was growing up my family kept saying she would grow out of it but she has started pre-school and I am really worried . ' I have tried to get her to eat in a telling way , I 've tried in a nice way , I 've tried using encouragement , I 've tried using other children , but nothing works . 'She just gets hysterical if you put something on a spoon and give it to her . I ca n't force feed her and I 'm starting to think she will never grow out of it . 'It really has started to worry me . She is going to be starting school in September and she needs a variation in her diet . She refuses to eat any solid food and becomes hysterical every time mother Naomi , 32 , offers her anything other than yogurt . Doctors who have examined the youngster say her unusual diet - which costs more than £2,000 a year - is not affecting her health or development . 'We thought the pediatrician would be able to help but she has n't had a case like it before . 'Her advice has been to just let it follow its natural course and she will grow out of it but I 'm not convinced that she will . ' Naomi has to make daily visits to her local supermarket to cope with Emilie-Lea 's diet - which tops 11,000 pots a year . She will eat six pots for breakfast and then snack on another two dozen pots throughout the rest of the day . Naomi said her daughter even turns her nose up if she tries to disguise one by putting it in an empty Petits Filous pot . Siblings Daisy-Grace , two , and nine-month-old Harper-Jane eat normally . Despite her diet Naomi says doctors at High Wycombe Hospital have told her the youngster is just as healthy as any other child her age . Naomi added : 'She is a very happy child and totally normal in every way apart from this . A mountain of yoghurt : Emilie-Lea ( pictured with uncle Bryan Hayward ) will eat six pots for breakfast and then snack on another two dozen pots throughout the rest of the day . 'It has n't affected her health in any way . We have had blood tests done but she is not anaemic or anything and it is all normal . ' I have not heard anything like it and I want to find somebody similar or find a specialist who can offer some help . ' A recent report by the World Health Organisation recommended that adults should eat no more than 12 teaspoons of sugar a day . British Dietetic Association spokeswoman Nicole Rothband said Emilie-Lea could be at risk of becoming 'dangerously anaemic ' . She said : 'We do come across children who miss that really important weaning window but this is a very unusual case . 'She will probably get enough protein and energy from the diet and she will certainly get enough calcium . The issue would be for minerals and vitamin deficiencies . 'There is no iron in that diet whatsoever and we find children who rely exclusively on milk become dangerously anaemic . 'This seems more extreme than the girl just being fussy and often we find the most extreme eaters tend to be on the autistic spectrum . ' A spokeswoman for High Wycombe Hospital said it does not comment on individual cases .
Emilie-Lea Hayward , 4 , refuses solid food and wo n't even touch sweets . All she will eat is strawberry or Nicole Rothband Petits Filous pots . Her unusual diet costs her exasperated mother Naomi £2,000 a year . But doctors say her diet is not affecting her health or development .