Jennifer Scribner

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 114: Nutritionist Jennifer Scribner on Ending the "Picky Eater Battles" · 26 Jun 2018 podcast

So for me, adding in the nutrients is really the most crucial thing so that our bodies can start managing any toxicity on their own and working through any type of backlog that we have inherited or accumulated from our environment.

And and some kids are more sensitive and susceptible to absorbing these things than others based on, you know, like the MTHFR variations that you know we hear about in this in the community.

there's a certain amount of kind of nourishment that needs to happen.

To me, that's really foundational.

But then you can also work through some of the sensory steps, you know, putting it on the plate, not eating it, touching it to the lips, tasting it, spitting it out and as is appropriate for, you know, your kid and what their sensory issues are.

And I'm definitely not opposed to adding things into the texture that they like at first.

So if your kid only wants things as a smoothie, you know, cool.

We can throw probiotics in there.

We can throw veggies in there.

We can

We can sneak a lot of things in.

Same thing for kids who really go for, you know, ground meat.

Yeah, we can stuff all kinds of things in there that gets it into the body that gets this process kind of kickstarted.

Yeah.

And at the same time, you know, introducing the the foods to kids in other ways so that they are having those exposures.

Because even within normal picky eating, it takes eight to twelve exposures to decide if we like something.

So if we have these sensory issues going on on top of that, it can take many more tries, many more experiences with a food before we're comfortable with it, before we can maybe try it or take that chance with it.

I think beginning with mindset is really the crucial piece and to make sure that everyone in the family or that's you know within the household is on board.

Because when you decide the changes you wanna make, you wanna be sure that everyone is willing and able to go along with that.

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