by Jenny Friedman, RD | Sep 7, 2020
“They’ll grow out of it.” “It’s just a phase.” “Don’t worry, they’ll eat when they’re truly hungry.” Sound familiar? As a parent of a child who struggles to eat, these phrases might be ones you’ve heard before. Picky eating is a common part of childhood. So much so...
by Jenny Friedman, RD | Nov 18, 2019
Holidays can be filled with pressure and expectation. No matter how or what you celebrate, at the end of the day, you just want your family to enjoy the holidays. The thing is, holidays, with extra crowds, excitement, and decorations, are often sensory overload for a...
by Jenny Friedman, RD | Oct 28, 2019
You can cajole, beg, ask, plead, sing, and dance to get your child to try new foods. These techniques are something every parent has tried. But they’re not the ones that really work. Instead, these techniques can make your child feel pressured to taste something they...
by Jenny Friedman, RD | Sep 16, 2019
This article shares parents’ favorite lunches for their picky eaters. The school year is in full swing! Are you already looking for more packed lunch ideas for your autistic child? I asked recently what you pack your picky eater for lunch – here’s what...
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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...
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by Jenny Friedman, RD | Jun 17, 2019
Many kids on the autism spectrum struggle to eat fruits and veggies. One parent even asked me: “why is green so hard?” At times it seems like it’s something against the vegetable itself, but really, it’s nothing personal against vegetables. Surprisingly your kid...
