Tips to Help with Feeding Challenges - Real Life Tips for Kids With Autism
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2024
- Learn practical ways to handle common feeding challenges of children with autism from Nichole Turmelle, OTR supervisor of occupational therapy at Children's Specialized Hospital and parent of a child with special needs.
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I'm so lost right now, hopefully this video helps me, I recently got my son on feeding therapy, but it hasn't helped so far, he is so skinny, he wont eat anything, and I'm worried sick, its so hard being a mama, let alone having kids with autism/disabilities.
Girl, I feel you, my daughter, lost weight she is so skinny now. She used to love spaghetti, and now she hates it. Then she was into corn dogs for about 3 months, and now she doesn't like it. Also, she would eat 9 chicken nuggets, and now she only eats 3 and is into only french fries. She gravitate more to eating sweets food. The good thing is that she loves fruits. However, I want her to eat more protein. I went on RUclips to get ideas. I hope it helps. You're not alone. It's a struggle, but we will get through it.❤😊
This video is so informative and gave me a real insight into the feeding challenges
I found the information & the tips on assisting a child with ASD to eat is very helpful
Thankyou so much for this information
My partner and I have been struggling alot with ideas on how to feed our 4yearold autistic daughter and this video has given our family a little some great tips so thankyou again 😊
I really enjoyed this video. It help me a lot.
My son is 4 years old and has autism. I have been dealing with everything you said in this video.
Thank you fr the video! I noticed when my son touches his food, he trusts it more,but still his menu is getting more and more restricted. My hope is that once we start ABA, it might improve.
My little brother is such a foodie just like me ! Which is a problem because he always wants to eat his favorite snacks and he eats way to fast and it’s so hard to show him to eat slow because he doesn’t understand. I’m still patient tho and always try to explain to him to eat slower
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my son is autistic he is 3 and he only drink milk from a bottle 😪 . I try feeding him i know he want to eat because on lunch and dinmer time he demand his plate of food he just look the food he wont try it.
My little brother is the same age and has the same problem! He just got diagnosed with autism about a month ago
@@haydenrhea5749 Very normal for autism. If can afford to, speak to a dietician, he might just need a milk that can satisfy all his nutricianal needs. Honestly, if you can, the stress isn't worth it! Eat a piece of dry toast and think of the work that actually goes into that. It is stressful for them, even scary.
I have the same issue 😭. My son doesn’t eat anything
4 year old son with autism. Won’t eat anything but yogurt and toddler formula from a bottle. 8 month wait list to start an intensive feeding program at CHOP so I feel lost as to what to do in the meantime.
@@periwinkle2493 Im on the same boat except I’m not even allowed to be in a waiting list until he’s 3 which is thankfully very soon. I don’t find that any of the tips in this video works at all.
My son will not eat any solids. All food has to be blended eg fruit. Weetabix and yogurt only other thing he eats. He is two and paediatrician thinks he’s autistic but can’t confirm but I know he is as he doesn’t talk or make any eye contact.
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@@betsyforever32 It sounds like she's talking more about picky or problem eaters. Eating is quite complicated, imagine a piece of toast and what actually goes into eating that. Imagine a food going down the wrong way and how scary that is even if you have no issues. I went to a feeding workshop for a few weeks and we got handed paper bags and they asked us, you have no idea what is in it, will you eat it? In other words, never sneak food onto their plates. Don't trick them, know what they like and go with that! NEVER hide food.
My son not scared of cups or food I'm glad I don't have to deal with this . He just had his likes and dislike