Guest guest Posted October 6, 2006 Report Share Posted October 6, 2006 hi. i have a 20mo old. he is suspect of having ASD and has very bad sensory issues with all senses. he cannot have any dairy-suspected allergy, allergists wants to hold off on nuts, eggs give him diahrrea, (ok in baked goods it seems tho), and he has been on gfcf with no dyes or vanillin since june. my question is he is very picky due to under/over reaction tactile sensory issues and he flip flops with them. my bigger problem is he cannot even chew a peice of chicken breast the size of a raisin. hes still on waiting lists for OT and PT but they believe he may have a degree of oral motor dysfunction and he also has gross motor planning dyspraxia. i am used to feeding with 'trickery' as i call it but there is so little he can eat! altho gfcf rid him of most his GI, it still wasnt quite right, and at times i notice extremely fluffy and paler BMS. i took out potato a few days and they became more solid than ive seen since starting solids. does anyone have experience with a child with both sensory and oral/gross motor dysfunctions? i really want to start this diet, and i am working on seeing and affording a DAN but that will take 3 mos with the wait list. i'd appreciate any help, words of encouragement, thoughts, or special recipes. thankx! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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