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only eating yellow food

sarahtotty

Does anyone have any advice on how i can get my 2 year old with suspected autism to eat anything other than yellow food i feel like i tried everything. all he eats is custard creams, cheerios popcorn chicken, waffles,and crisps ir biscuits if i give him anything or wet texture eg beans sauce and he gets it on his hands he has meltdown same thing happens with fruit and veg. we all try to sit at table with him but he freaks out only way i can get him to eat sometimes is by putting it next to him when he is laying down playing with his toys in front of his eyes. also tried to buy veggie burgers didnt work just gagged on veggies

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  • Yellow the colour of intelligence, your child is the sun.

    quote"gagged on veggies",, normal response for a young child to stop them eating bad greens in the wild., hopefully it will pass.

    Try the old feeding trick, put other food "hidden inside" the yellow food and feed him it. How about an fried yellow egg.

    Custard with added ingredient which has been blended invisibility inside it.

    He seems to eat when relaxed, so don't stress.

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  • Yellow the colour of intelligence, your child is the sun.

    quote"gagged on veggies",, normal response for a young child to stop them eating bad greens in the wild., hopefully it will pass.

    Try the old feeding trick, put other food "hidden inside" the yellow food and feed him it. How about an fried yellow egg.

    Custard with added ingredient which has been blended invisibility inside it.

    He seems to eat when relaxed, so don't stress.

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