Posts in Challenging Behaviors
14 Tips for Autistic Picky Eaters Who Won’t Sit at the Table

When kids don’t sit down for mealtimes, they lose their focus on eating, and it can take them a long period of time to finish a meal. When this happens, parents often resort to leaving food out or available for long intervals of time. Unfortunately, extending mealtimes can be problematic for picky eaters. It takes the edge off of your honey’s appetite, it makes them fussier about coming to the table, and it really mucks with your efforts to help your kiddo try new foods. So, what can you do instead? I recommend teaching your honey to sit at the table for meals. Click the link to learn how.

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Why did my Picky Eater Stop Eating their Favorite Food?

Food jags are a common problem among kids with picky eating and food refusal. They can occur for a variety of different reasons - and may even be tied to an underlying medical problem. Click to learn 3 strategies used by a behavioral expert and feeding therapist to prevent food jags. If your little honey is already on a jag, learn one bonus tip that can help your child reverse course.

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Five Ways to Encourage your Picky Eater to Try New Foods

Introducing new foods to kiddos on the spectrum can be TOUGH. It can cause fear, anxiety, or even challenging behavior. That’s why, today, we are going to talk about 5 little ways that you can encourage your picky eater with autism to try new foods. Ideas that will push your little person to grow without pushing them over the edge.

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