Here are possibilities related to autism that might cause a child to refuse to eat certain foods:
no not really , but that depends on the individual , my son cant have food that touches each other on the plate , some children have to have certain foods on a certain day , but everyone is different
It is best to consult your doctor about what you should feed your children because you have to know if they have any allergies. The doctor may suggest certain foods for certain people.
Sensory disorders Allergie foods Sensitvity to foods
People with Autism often have difficult times digesting foods that are high in protein. Examples include foods that are rich in gluten and casein, which range from a wide variety of dairy and grain products.
They can digest the same food as everybody else. However, children with autism might have sensory issues with certain foods. They might be insensitive to moderately spicy foods, preferring to eat spicy foods that seem to have some flavor to them. They might be extra sensitive to spiciness, preferring extra bland foods. They might have a sensitivity to touch, causing them to gag on foods with certain textures. They might dislike certain foods that have too intense an odor. In addition to that, they often prefer the same routines, so they might want to have the same breakfast every day, the same lunch, and the same dinner. They might make exceptions for birthdays, holidays, and other special occasions, but they might not.
"Picky" is a term used to describe people who refuse to eat certain foods. Being wild animals, platypuses do not have these sorts of human characteristics. They are adapted for certain foods, eating small water animals such as aquatic insect larvae, fresh water shrimp, annelid worms, yabbies and crayfish.
You wouldnt' only by eating certain foods and not eating certain foods.
Some children with autism have sensory integration issues resulting in an inability to tolerate not only chips but most crispy, crunchy foods (crackers, popcorn, pretzels etc.) Others dislike foods that are salty. Some people with autism adore crunchy foods. Some people with autism adore salty foods. This can be because of sensory issues, too. Hi, this is a different person , and i have an autistic brother and he LOVES chips!! he will say "i want chips! i want chips!' i think it depends, (please excuse my spelling i am 11 and i want to go eat a dounut) bye.
Your baby may have gas when you eat certain foods, it is normal and just try to avoid thoses foods. Whatever you are eating then so is your child. You child is NOT allergic to your milk. If your child was allergic to your milk there would be vomiting, sleeplssness, and many other signs. Just try to avoid these foods. From a breastfeedin mother. cause it does! Because the baby is allergic to your milk.
Finicky fishes will often refuse dry foods, as well as certain carnivores that require live prey to illicite a feeding response. There are far too many to list here.
I would consider giving a child with adhd foods with less sugar in them. This would help to keep your child from being so hyper all of the time. This is the first step that you can take in creating a diet for your child.
Children should avoid certain foods depending on the illness e.g. raw fruits and vegetables