Making Chains
Our visit with the pediatric psychiatrist went… somewhere, I guess. He listened to our concerns, TJ’s uneventful medical history, the episodes of choking, his fear of food and aversion to […]
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Untying the Knots
When I was a youngster in kindergarten, I was known for my tenacious predisposition within my family, particularly when it came to shoelaces. I saw it as a challenge. I […]
Patience is a Warm Pancake
I need to stop searching the Internet and books for hope. There’s a plethora of ideas out there to get nutrition into the mouth of a choosy child. Don’t get […]
Food Psychology and Legumes
If you are familiar with the reality TV shows, Survivor® or especially Fear Factor®, you’ll understand what I mean when I say every meal in this house is a food […]
Mealtime Hostage 