by Jenny Friedman, RD | Jul 15, 2019
So your kid really only eats crunchy and chewy foods. Things like crackers, crackers, more crackers, oh, and maybe some chips or pretzels. Food texture preferences combined with picky eating can make creating a balanced meal plan that your autistic child can and...
by Jenny Friedman, RD | Jul 11, 2019
Looking for ways to help your picky eater with autism? These tools have you covered. These simple products can have a big impact in how your child eats and interacts with food. We’ve got solutions for picky eaters, options for kids with sensory food aversions and...
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by Jenny Friedman, RD | Jul 8, 2019
Whether you’re traveling by plane, train, or car with your family this summer, packing snacks for the kids is a must. These nutritious kid-friendly travel snacks are portable (no refrigeration needed!), easy to eat (read not too messy), and packed...
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by Jenny Friedman, RD | Jul 1, 2019
Does your child ever gag just from smelling a food? It seems like a surprising reaction (and certainly a scary one to experience), but autism parents know gagging at the smell of a food can be pretty common. This article will cover why autistic kids and kids...
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by Jenny Friedman, RD | Jun 24, 2019
I recently asked parents in my social community: What’s the best thing you’ve done to get your skeptical eater to eat new foods? Read their answers below! 6 Genius Ways Parents Get Their Picky Eaters to Eat Tip 1 My 6 year old loves to help with cooking...
