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We are having problems with my sons eating and we think its sensory related
Karen34
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This discussion was created from comments split from: I'm Chris, I specialise in working with children with autism, asperger's and learning disabilities.
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Hi Chris we are having problems with my sons eating and we think its sensory related have you got any ideas for us we find he isnt good with hard foods like meat but he tends to eat foods that are soft.
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forgot to add that my son is hypotnic
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Dear karen34,
Thank you for your question. When looking at possible sensory feeding it is always vital to work with a multi-disciplinary team including a SLT, Occupational Therapist and sometimes a Clinical Psychologist. My advice would be to discuss this with your GP.
I am sorry I cannot help further.
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