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Autism and Picky Eaters: 7 top tips to help your Child

Picky eating and Autism Picky eating and other eating challenges are very common in early childhood, with a 25-35% prevalence in neurotypical children. However, for children on autism spectrum disorder, eating challenges are even more common, with some research suggesting around 70% of autistic children are selective eaters (picky eaters)

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6 simple strategies to help with ADHD and picky eating

6 Simple Strategies to Help with ADHD and Picky Eating

What is ADHD? Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder or ADHD affects 2% to 5% of school aged children in the U.K and about 9.4% of school aged children in the U.S.1,2  ADHD is a disorder characterized by continuing inattention, hyperactivity, and/or impulsivity. Inattention relates to a difficulty with staying focused, organized, or

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The egg ladder

Egg Ladder – How to do home Reintroduction for an egg allergy

The Egg Ladder The BSACI guidelines for management of egg allergy include guidance on home egg reintroduction (the egg ladder). The following step-by-step reintroduction guide is intended for those who have already discussed with their child’s dietitian or doctor that they are safe to begin home egg reintroduction with their

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