Zoë Bisbing

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491 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2020 last heard Mar 2025

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We need to be able to say, okay, this playful intervention is maybe making them feel thinking about like a PDA kid.
It's like not making them feel equal at all.
it's making them feel like they're a little kid in a model where they have to learn from puppets or something.
It's like, it's not working for this kid.
Or this kid is not actually necessarily going to be able to learn how to eat fruits and vegetables in the next few years.
Like that's maybe not a realistic goal.
We just need to make sure that there's a lot of flexibility and a lot of curiosity that's not giving up on kids because we obviously want to offer interventions, but we want to make sure that we're never pushing kids
To the point where they might, again, start dissociating or masking even more.
that make
It's true.
And we have to really think about this in a nuanced way because I don't ever want people to misunderstand that, what you just said or what I was saying before, for like, so we do nothing because that's disempowering.
But we all, and I'm sure you talk about this on this show a lot, like we all carry a lot
high level of internalized ableism, right?
And then as parents, we are inundated with like, what we quote, should be feeding our kids.
And it's really hard to then have a kid, let's say the kid is actually their calorie needs, their energy needs are being met.
And maybe they don't even have any nutrition deficiencies.
Their diet just looks like what anybody else would call junk.
Right.
This is why I'm such a big believer in food neutrality and moving away from thinking about, quote, healthy foods and unhealthy foods, because the last thing I want is for a neurodivergent kid who maybe has ARFID or just has sensory needs that make it so that their diet is really hinging on a lot of same foods and a lot of safe foods.
And that's what allows them to take care of themselves.
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