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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There doesn't have to be a kid menu for them to make something that wouldn't be difficult but a kid could eat. Think a fruit salad and a chicken breast. Or a baked potato. Rolls and some sort of meat for a sandwich.[/quote] I wish. We almost always bring food for my 6 y.o. Here is the our current food list: Dairy: - white milk 1%, 2% or whole - any brand - yogurt - Dannon Vanilla Greek and certain flavors of YoKids and Yoplait kids - some lowfat string cheese Meat/Legumes (protein!) - smooth peanut butter - smooth Sunbutter - plain hummus - variety of processed chicken nuggets/tenders - but not all - variety of processed fish sticks Vegetables/Fruits - regular french fries, including some homemade - regular sweet potato fries, including some homemade - pre-cut carrots (crinkle cut) but generally only with hummus - red seedless grapes (prefers very firm, rounder, not too big - inspects each one but will eat 10+ in one sitting) - peeled apple slices (only a couple at a time) - peeled pear slices (only a couple at a time) - freeze dried banana slices (now very limited number) - unsweetened apple sauce - plain or cinnamon - plus still eats an ever decreasing number of purees from tubes (a couple each from Plum Baby, Ella, Gerber Organics and Earth's Best Sesame Street Fruit/Yogurt combos) Grains: - Cheerios - plain - Kixx cereal - Coco Lite Pop Cakes (not onion!) - Wheat Club Crackers - regular - stone ground wheat crackers - regular or low sodium - some other crackers at school or other parties but only certain ones - Pepperidge Farm thin sliced bread - wheat only - some plain baguettes (will eat Panera's) - most plain bagels - plain slightly salted popcorn - some pancakes (mostly just ours from a box made small) - some waffles (unpredictable) - Fiber One Peanut Butter Granola bars (sometimes - used to like more) - Cascadian Farms Mini-Granola bars (sometimes - used to like more) Drinks: - plain water (cold or room temp - no ice and never warm/hot) (plus milk) Additional commercially produced crispy carbs (a/k/a junk!): - Snyder Mini Pretzels, Waffle Pretzels or Pretzel Sticks - Veggie Straws/Chips - SnapPea Crisps - Pirate Booty - regular flavor - Sun Chips - plain - plain white corn tortilla chips (Tostitos or similar) - most regular graham crackers - Nilla Wafers - regular or mini's - Teddy Grahams - honey or cinnamon Almost every food on this list represents a victory - including Cheerios. Plus, in progress items include: - plain meatballs - processed fish patty - instant oatmeal (w/ Dinosaur eggs) - celery sticks - Nutrigrain bars - cheddar chees slices/shapes - watermelon - vanilla ice cream No dx, not on the spectrum or anything per evaluation at Children's - just some sensory and anxiety issues. [/quote]
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