Neurospicy Eating

This is a cake I made during a delerium of being sick and did not measure anything. But I had strawberries to not waste.

I'm going to preface this with: I'm not an eating disorder therapist. Here is a great one: Ash Isenhower - ash@hellometherapy.com Food is hard. Food is harder when you're the one in charge of it and your entire household is full of picky eaters, including yourself. Recently, I was talking with another parent friend and we got on the topic of ARFID which is something that's been on my radar with an autistic toddler. I was assured: not yet. But food is hard. And I'm always worr

Yes that is a helmut on the counter next to the cheesy butternut squash mac n cheese.

So my kid eats like they ley me eat when they were in the womb: hot Costco chicken, dairy, carbs, fruit, and Orgain protein shakes. Except now, they barely eat any of that and wanted an ice cream cake for breakfast this morning. And look, I put my heart and soul into my baking for this kid. My kitchen is a mess. And I no longer have the energy to feed myself anything but a protein shake or maybe some black bean and cheese dip and chips. I might even get lucky enough to have s