Danielle Cahill-Gray
@dmcahill.bsky.social
Costume drama fan, Russian history geek, disability stuff, neurodivergent, random fact retainer & journalist. She/her
It’s giving us language to understand these things & talk about it as a family. I often say to my children that sensory aversions are not logical they just are & it’s totally fine to not like something. But if you can tell mama why then it helps for next time.
September 8, 2025 at 3:15 AM
It’s giving us language to understand these things & talk about it as a family. I often say to my children that sensory aversions are not logical they just are & it’s totally fine to not like something. But if you can tell mama why then it helps for next time.
This is way better than my first thought which was to add more garlic 🤦♀️ I will try this next time - she loves Parmesan. The book is very interesting and I have mentioned it to folks who know kiddos with sensory food aversions and issues. Appreciate the response btw!
September 8, 2025 at 3:09 AM
This is way better than my first thought which was to add more garlic 🤦♀️ I will try this next time - she loves Parmesan. The book is very interesting and I have mentioned it to folks who know kiddos with sensory food aversions and issues. Appreciate the response btw!
Me too. Will try them again at the weekend
August 20, 2025 at 4:02 AM
Me too. Will try them again at the weekend
Definitely a good resource I will look at for my autistic children.
August 4, 2025 at 2:23 AM
Definitely a good resource I will look at for my autistic children.
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I hate the term patient. ADHD (like ASD) is not an illness or disease. It's a neurodivergence or a difference. We need greater acceptance and accommodations, not cures. But yes, i understand that Doctors have patients.
June 2, 2025 at 4:06 AM
I hate the term patient. ADHD (like ASD) is not an illness or disease. It's a neurodivergence or a difference. We need greater acceptance and accommodations, not cures. But yes, i understand that Doctors have patients.
Truly that’s a valid point. Thanks for raising it.
June 2, 2025 at 4:07 AM
Truly that’s a valid point. Thanks for raising it.