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Just Take a Bite: Easy, Effective Answers to Food Aversions and Eating Challenges!: Ernsperger, Lori, Stegen-Hanson, Tania, Grandin, Temple: 9781932565126: Amazon.com: BooksJust take a letter: easy and effective responses to food aversions and eating challenges A highly anticipated and critical book, Just Take A Bite, deals with a common theme for children with autism/Asperger, which offers a comprehensive step-by-step plan to address food aversions and food selectivity. This book provides information on the causes of specific food and technical challenges to increase food selection and help children eat a balanced diet. This is a book "must have" for parents, therapists and teachers. Reviewed by Maureen Bennie Director, Autism Awareness Centre Inc. One of the common complaints of parents of children with autistic spectrum disorders is that their children have demanding eating habits. Some children eat only a few food or food from only two food groups, such as meat and grains/carbohydrates, others refuse to try something new, and some eat jags of food that eat the same food in the same way for long periods of time. Parents are puzzled what to do; they care about the nutrition, health and development of their child. Lori Ernsperger, an autistic behavior consultant, and Tania Steger-Hansen, a pediatric occupational therapist, have written a book that answers the question why these children have the concerns of eating they do. Your solution is a 3-part plan to increase the variety of foods in the diet and make eating a more enjoyable experience. Ernsperger and Steger-Hansen first examine how to identify a resilient dining room listing 5 main points: a limited selection of foods – perhaps 20 foods or as few as 3, limited food groups, adverse reactions to new foods, food jags, and be diagnosed with a developmental delay. The Food Nephobia Scale by Pliner and Hobden (1992) is provided as an evaluation tool for a resistant dining room. The development of the oral motor is explored because the poor skills in this area lead to food and feeding problems. The authors outline the problems associated with poor oral motor skills, such as gagging and drowning, drooling, the difficulty of keeping food low, the difficulty of transition to different textured foods, and the difficulty of chewing, sucking and swallowing. Examples of cases are provided on these issues. The development of the oral engine is tracked from 0?3 years to provide a guideline of what should be happening in the form of development. Eating doesn't just mean putting food in the mouth and swallowing. Ernsperger and Steger-Hansen look at the environmental and behavioral factors that influence food. They highlight the food experiences in the Exercise in Eating sections that appear throughout the book. For example, an exercise is for parents or therapists to try an exotic fruit or vegetables and wonder how they feel about it. Cultural blockades are also key to setting attitudes about eating. How many times did the children be told to clean our dishes, do not play with their food, sweets and desserts are rewards for eating, and only certain foods can be eaten for breakfast? The attitudes with which we stand about food are presented to the table in our upbringing of children. Two chapters are dedicated to sensory and motorized problems affecting resistant dining rooms. Several tables highlight the characteristics of the problems of sensory dysfunction that occur within vestibular, tacit, tasteful, olfactory, visual and hearing systems. The difference between a motor-based food problem involving muscle tone and movement patterns and a sensor-based feeding problem caused by sensory systems that do not support the feeding and drinking process is explored. With the entire sensory and oral background of the engine, you can start designing and implementing a comprehensive treatment plan. The treatment plan is 3 part: environmental controls, physical and oral motor development, and sensory development stages to eat. A sample plan is provided as a model, highlighting 3 objectives for 3 each section and plan templates are in the appendix. Guidelines are given to write the treatment plan. A feeding exercise provides action activities to make the treatment program effective. The physical and oral development plan of the engine is supported by illustrations and a list of materials is provided for each activity. The third stage of the treatment plan is divided into easy-to-deliver lesson plans that do not involve complicated or expensive equipment. The final chapter of Just Take A Bite gives advice to ensure success. The underlying obstacles and factors that may affect a feeding program, such as working with an older child, medical problems and working with a GF/CF diet, are discussed. Ernsperger and Steger-Hansen respond effectively to the question of why children with ASD have eating problems and what can be done to help the resistant dining room. This book is written in an easy-to-understand format. Occupational therapists, speech pathologists, parents and anyone working with a child with ASD will find this practical and useful book. There's nutritional hope out there. 34.95 dollars You can also like these related books & products You can't eat, you won't eat dietary difficulties and... Author: Brenda LeggeBrenda LeggeCustomers in Autism Spectrum Disorders: Why...? Author: Kenneth J. AitkenKenneth J. AitkenFeeding Challenges with ASD E-BookAuthor: Maureen Bennie Maureen BennieImamproving Speech and Eating Skills in Children with... Author: Maureen A. Flanagan Maureen A. 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Just Take a Bite: Easy, Effective Answers to Food Aversions and Eating Challenges!: Ernsperger, Lori, Stegen-Hanson, Tania, Grandin, Temple: 9781932565126: Amazon.com: Books

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