Sarah Keogh

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514 appearances 6 recordings 3 series first heard May 2026 last heard 2 Sep

Sarah Keogh’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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They actually need to get all of them.
But you need to move the kids up.
Like by the time a child is one year old, they should be eating the normal family dinner just cut into small pieces.
So, you know, if you have a child still on puree's at a year, you need to get moving on that because otherwise later on textures are going to be a huge issue for them.
Well, I could spend about three hours on that.
Um
That's one version of it.
There's there's lots of different ones.
What you'll get for a lot of kids, sometimes they want the familiarity of a food that is exactly the same each time.
So, particularly if you have a child maybe who might be autistic, maybe have ADHD, a lot of kids will have that their sensory system is just, you know, uh all the way up to eleven, you know.
That they might be the kid where noises are a problem anyway.
They're always taking the tags off their clothes.
There, you can see the sensory system is just on high, the feel of
Food in the mouth is a huge issue for a lot of kids with that.
And we don't often think about that texture for them.
Um, so a child who's eating, you know, if you eat a you know fruit, maybe it can be soft today, hard tomorrow, sweet today, sour tomorrow.
But if you have a thing that has come out of a box, it is consistently the same all the time, and that's very reassuring to a lot of kids.
So you can work through that a little bit.
But that one, I would always have a look, what's the sensory thing going on?
I'm a very big fan of sensory socks for a lot of kids.
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