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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I also have a special needs son (he's 10) who has major sensory issues and only eats 5 things.  I'd be THRILLED if he'd eat a pb&j.  I guess if you don't have major health concerns that you're constantly dealing with and running to specialists 3 times a week, these are the things you worry about.  [/quote]

I find comments like this very irritating.  "My special snowflake only eat chocolate pudding.  I guess anyone who worries about feeding their child 23 pudding cups every day must just have way too much free time.". Uh, no.

Parents of typically developing kids know that nutrition is one of the ways they can help their kid stay on track.  The fact that your kid was born "off-track" is completely unrelated to the parenting choices that are developmentally appropriate for a typical kid.  Your attitude isn't doig the SN community any favors.  Many Parents of SN kids feel very isolated, and the attitude that Parents of NT kids aren't allowed to discuss normal concerns isn't going to encourage anyone to reach out and bond over the things all parents have in common.[/quote]

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