A study out of the UK resulted in an awareness of the significance of exposure to a variety of foods. The larger the variety of foods a child can see and touch results in them trying new foods. Adding some foods on the charcuterie board that your child does eat along with new…
Read detailsCooking encourages children to touch, smell and explore food they might otherwise choose to avoid. It is a fun activity without pressure to eat the food.
Eating is not as easy as it looks. Especially once your child has been avoiding new foods for many years. The older child can be a bit more reluctant to try new foods. Make sure there is food that is liked, food that is less accepted and new foods offered at each meal. Even if…
Read detailsI am offering an hour and a half long mini workshop on EXPANDING FOOD CHOICES FOR CHILDREN ON THE AUTISM SPECTRUM
The cost is $60.00. (payment by e-transfer to info@sweetpeatherapy.com)
Date: Thursday, February 15, 2018 at 4:30 PM
Location:
2039 Robertson Rd. Suite 503
Bells Corners
Learning can be fun and equally messy. Give your child the chance to learn to be an independent feeder. Eating is a life long skill
Helping your toddler enjoy many new tastes and develop self feeding skills is important. This will promote good eating skills.
Cake toppers are fun to explore!
