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Tag Archives: food issues

picky eater

February 28, 2017
by Shannon
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Food and Autism: Understanding feeding difficulties and what you can do

Is your child a picky eater? Does “picky” not even begin to describe it? Certainly, there are more serious obstacles than avoiding “icky” foods. Kids with autism have their own unique issues with eating, whether due to motor concerns or sensory barriers. This … Continue reading →

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February 21, 2017
by Margaret
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Growing a Foodie, Part 4

It’s time to continue with our top eight tips for guiding your child through their Eating Adventures. Refresh yourself on the first four here! 5)  Is it a motor planning thing? Sometimes physical barriers keep your child stuck in a … Continue reading →

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February 7, 2017
by Margaret
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Growing a Foodie, Part 3

Last time I shared some dinner table techniques I use to get my son to try new foods. Check them out here and here. But I want to move beyond the dinner table and share some of the things I … Continue reading →

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January 31, 2017
by Margaret
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Growing a Foodie, Part 2

Last week I started us off on my journey through expanding my son’s food choices. Here are the next four tips in my top seven Eating Adventures strategies. Refresh yourself on the first three here! 4)  Try again . . … Continue reading →

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January 24, 2017
by Margaret
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Growing a Foodie

My son loves grapes. He discovered grapes quite young, and they quickly became his favorite food. At first I was happy we found a healthy choice for his snacks that he liked so much. But then the “grape emergencies” started. … Continue reading →

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July 31, 2015
by Editorial Team
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Yoga for Autism: Digestion

So many kids living with autism struggle with digestive issues. That’s exactly why we were excited about our last Lecture Series – Yoga for Autism: Digestion. Finding gentle but effective ways to ease your child’s discomfort and kickstart better overall health … Continue reading →

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