Guest guest Posted December 15, 2006 Report Share Posted December 15, 2006 I am soooo sick and tired of the school asking me for a " comparable " treat for this or that. My son has ASD and we have been SCd since August.They are all fully aware of Dylans very restricted diet and know he is to get only home sent treats...which I make all myself like many of you. This week, they want me to send in something comparable for,OT, speech and his christmas party which (I refuse to send him to!)I cried all the way home from the school on halloween after watching my son beg for pudding,cupcakes,CANDY.And getting a hold of a piece. I need something comparable to a cookie and ICING...(we are combating a major yeast issue, so we are backing off the honey,juice,fruit etc....and trust me he is going to want the cookie), Wed, they want a " snack mix " theirs will be made from Ritz,popcorn,gumdrops,licorice and marshmallows. JUNK...all of my sons old favorites. My son is in a special ed pre school,not an autism class. The parents are in complete denial about their kids issues so they think that because my son speaks in 3 word sentences that he must be severe,and they dont believe in dietary restrictions. One of my sons classmates eats chicken in a biskit nad cream of potato soup...thats it. Sound familiar ASD moms? . Does anyone feed this crap to their NT kids? I sure don't! I realize that this is a special week.....but whith the massive rise in diabetes,obesity and learning issues...why oh why are we subjecting our other kids to this?I am beside myself and I want to hire a nutritionist to go in there and shake em up a bit and say, you are responsible for them LEARNING.....Why would you give foods with no nutritional value. How do you all handle this issue with schools. do I need to give a doctors note? Should I keep him home this week? I dont want him to miss out on the learning....but I cant trust them. He sees marshmallows and you will need a hannibal lechter straight jacket to restrain him. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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