Have you ever stopped to think about what makes you love (or hate) a food? For many children with ASD eating can be challenging, particularly in an environment like the school playground where it’s noisy, at times chaotic and often filled with food smells and food waste.
Jacqui Palmer from The University of Queensland has put together an information sheet to provide you with information on how to assist children with ASD. Download the resource below.
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