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

You might, you know, back into a couple things and you might do some ABA.

type um agreements with your kid.

And then you might choose a day, you know, when you've worked some things in where you're like, all right, now we're going cold turkey.

We're not having the goldfish crackers anymore after this day.

And

To your question about talking with the kids, that really does depend on the age, the developmental level, working with older kids.

You gotta have their buy in, especially if they're gonna be doing things outside of your supervision.

Right.

And

To me with with you know, middle school, teenage kind of kids.

we have to figure out their motivation and a lot of times, you know, some of our kids can be motivated by

they get into the science of the food and what are the food additives and what are the things that don't work for my body and you can go down that little science experiment road.

But with other kids, they're more motivated by

Acne, motivated by mood swings, social anxieties.

And so when you can help them internalize how food is affecting those things for them, then that can be a real motivator in the long run.

gluten?

I think it's best to cut it out at home, at least.

You know, if you're having lunch at work and you have something else and that works for you, then that's fine.

But I think it's best to keep

Things really on the same page at home.

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