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by Jenny Friedman, RD | Apr 18, 2019
What’s a reasonable amount of time when introducing a new food to the time of acceptance of it? I receive some form of this question at least weekly with the families participating in my Nutrition for Autism Program. I’m sure you can relate. This is an...
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by Jenny Friedman, RD | Apr 15, 2019
Children with autism are far more likely than other kids to be overly selective about what they eat and why. Parents like you come to me seeking ways to get their kids to eat more. “She’ll eat when she’s hungry.” “He’ll grow out of it.” The advice you’re getting from...
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by Jenny Friedman, RD | Apr 11, 2019
Although autism is primarily a developmental disorder that affects communication and behavior, some studies suggest there is an inflammatory component of the condition. While there is no strong evidence to support any one particular diet for treating or curing...
by Jenny Friedman, RD | Apr 8, 2019
How often have you looked at the limited number of foods your child eats and seen an opportunity? Never, right? I know. It’s hard to see the glass half full when your child eats only one specific shape of macaroni and cheese from one specific brand. But after...
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by Jenny Friedman, RD | Apr 4, 2019
Helping your selective eater with autism become a good eater isn’t easy. But you know that already! Transforming the restrictive eating habits of an autistic child who fears new foods takes a tremendous amount of patience and a certain amount of skill. As the...
