She won't even try anything unfortunately.
I think we will mainly stick with chicken strips as we know she will eat that. I was trying to find other options but it doesn't look like that will happen.
Noodles would work as well. She does eat noodles with butter and parmesan. So these are two more locations we can go to. Thanks!
and I love Plaza Inn's fried chicken dinner too!! This is a win win!!
And please do let me know if you find any other places. I appreciate your help with this!
Unless there is a cognitive reason why she cant try something,, would reasoning with her help? if we try and make it at home with the Disney recipe you will know what you are in for and will know either way if you like it or not .? when my son was in feeding therapy they more often than not spoke about the foods etc and why they cant go down.. he started cooking some of his own foods, which helped him know what goes into the foods.. we also spoke about having more freedoms to travel and be involved in dinning with family while out. I know how hard it is to try and convince someone to eat when they have an eating disorder. and it feels tedious to try, knowing they will reject it. but there are ways to help them overcome it. Hope she has a good trip.. oh and be careful which instant mac and cheese you get,. the craft ones you need to put in the microwave..She won't even try anything unfortunately.
Yes she does and I'm going to send her mom pictures from yelp for her to review in hopes of her wanting to go there. Thanks!
No one mentioned it. Thanks! Also Red Robin in which she loves is down the street on Harbor as well. We could always Uber if we have to.
That's perfect! We are staying at GCH. ESPN may be closed by the time we go there as our trip is in October. I am just researching in advance for this one trip. Usually me & DD21 come by ourselves as we are AP members. This trip is an all girls family trip so, I'm trying to make everyone happy.☺ I will check out the other restaurants. Thanks!
She's pretty tough and just shuts down and won't eat when we try and suggest other foods or her trying something. Its really difficult. That's why her mom has her in counseling. I did mention to her mom about the sensory issues so she could discuss that with the doctor and nutritionalist in hopes of getting somewhere with her issues. Its a real struggle. But thanks for your ideas and input, I appreciate it!☺Unless there is a cognitive reason why she cant try something,, would reasoning with her help? if we try and make it at home with the Disney recipe you will know what you are in for and will know either way if you like it or not .? when my son was in feeding therapy they more often than not spoke about the foods etc and why they cant go down.. he started cooking some of his own foods, which helped him know what goes into the foods.. we also spoke about having more freedoms to travel and be involved in dinning with family while out. I know how hard it is to try and convince someone to eat when they have an eating disorder. and it feels tedious to try, knowing they will reject it. but there are ways to help them overcome it. Hope she has a good trip.. oh and be careful which instant mac and cheese you get,. the craft ones you need to put in the microwave..
We will check out the power pack, this is a great idea. I'm not sure if she likes cars. But I'm positive if the Mac n cheese isn't kraft she won't touch it unfortunately. Thanks for your suggestions.☺
We have had to throw many meals away... This is why we research and show her pictures before wasting any more money...lolI also have a picky Mac & Cheese eater. She only had 10 foods she would eat until she was about 17 and peer pressure made her try new things. Easy Mac prepared in the morning and put in a throwaway bowl shouldn't spoil before lunchtime. That's what I did for years for her, because I hate buying expensive food and then she wouldn't eat it. Luckily she's in college now and can always find something she'll eat.
I also have a picky Mac & Cheese eater. She only had 10 foods she would eat until she was about 17 and peer pressure made her try new things. Easy Mac prepared in the morning and put in a throwaway bowl shouldn't spoil before lunchtime. That's what I did for years for her, because I hate buying expensive food and then she wouldn't eat it. Luckily she's in college now and can always find something she'll eat.
