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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Being kind, inclusive, etc is nice but you posting online about this child is the opposite of it.  You reach out to the parents and say, I noticed larlo has some food preference.  Can you please send me a list of goods and brands he’ll eat as I don’t want him going hungry. [/quote]

I have asked but they are not answering, like many of the parents on here. I don’t get why it’s so  hard to say “my kid will *only* eat plain Lays chips and blueberries”to the person you are trusting your kid with for hours, and if it’s the truth it would be so helpful to know so I have specifically Lays (not store brand) and blueberries. But, I can see on here the kind of hostility these kind of questions elicit, so I’ll think about letting it drop and stop doing childcare as it’s stressful for the kid and mine.

I have asked a question in genuine curiosity here about why parents are so hostile about sharing their kids needs, not diagnosis, not private information, but their needs so someone can help take some of the burden of care that they have been ASKED to help with,  have been met with hostility. Clearly it’s not for me to understand. I know SN parents, and people with SNs have a lot to do to navigate the world, but it helps when the people who are genuinely looking to help can be provided the tools to actually help.

I’m sorry this thread turned so nasty. [/quote]

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