by Jenny Friedman, RD | Feb 7, 2019
Are mealtimes with your picky eater a struggle? Many parents to a child with autism tell me mealtimes are the least favorite part of their day. If you’re looking to have calmer, happier mealtimes with your picky eater, read on. How An Eating Schedule Can Improve...
by Jenny Friedman, RD | Feb 4, 2019
Feeding problems are seen in the vast majority of children with autism. Contributing factors include medical problems, psychological barriers, nutritional deficits, sensory disorder, oral-motor dysfunction, and environmental causes. These factors – alone or...
by Jenny Friedman, RD | Jan 31, 2019
Feeding a child with autism can be a challenge. Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental disability and while the manifestation of autism symptoms is unique in each individual, behavioral barriers, food anxiety, limited diets, and sensory aversions are common...
by Jenny Friedman, RD | Jan 28, 2019
I always say breakfast is one of the THREE most important meals of the day 😉 The thing is, every meal really is important for children, especially for children with autism who are already at greater risk for nutrient deficiencies and poor nutrition. Starting the day...
by Jenny Friedman, RD | Jan 24, 2019
I’m so excited to share this super easy recipe with you today. These crispy smashed potatoes have become a staple in my house (and we don’t even like potatoes that much!). A few reasons why we love this smashed potato recipe: It’s SO easy Yet seems special Your child...
