Carol Kranowitz

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385 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2017 last heard Sep 2017

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Most of us would be able to get dressed in a dark closet if our clothes are right there for us.
You know, you feel it, you figure out what a shirt is or what pants are.
Not the person with discrimination problems.
He might need a mirror to get dressed because he just can't make sense of it.
He might not chew his food sufficiently.
He can't discriminate in his mouth whether that hamburger has been chewed enough.
So he might swallow it before it's ready.
Eating is a big issue because after you've swallowed a bite that's too unchewed a few times, you're going to not want to eat it anymore.
So children will just refuse to eat a lot of foods that they can't discriminate in their mouths.
You'll get kids who can only discriminate things that are hard and crunchy.
So we see kids who are on the crunchy diet.
carrots, pretzels, bacon, crispy bacon, no applesauce, no yogurt, because they can't discriminate it.
Or we have kids who only eat the mushy foods.
They're on the mushy.
They can't discriminate what a big chunk of peanut is in the crunchy peanut butter.
They can't figure it out.
And so if you can't figure it out,
You gag.
You know, Debbie, I grew up in New England and ate oysters and raw clams regularly.
My family loved that kind of food.
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