Guest guest Posted October 16, 2006 Report Posted October 16, 2006 Just keep them out of reach from now on. Hopefully you won't see anything disastrous. It's just much, much harder to digest for a beginner. You're not feeding him raw cucumber are you? That would need to be cooked, too, at this point. Patti Raw Zucchini My ASD son snatched 1 slice of raw zucchini as I was cooking today (he thought it was a cucumber most likely); he ate it before I could get it from him. We're only in week 2; is this going to be a disaster? Thanks, Michele Quote
Guest guest Posted October 16, 2006 Report Posted October 16, 2006 > > My ASD son snatched 1 slice of raw zucchini as I was cooking today (he > thought it was a cucumber most likely); he ate it before I could get > it from him. We're only in week 2; is this going to be a disaster? > Probably not. Carol F. Quote
Guest guest Posted October 16, 2006 Report Posted October 16, 2006 No; he's not getting raw anything right now. He snatched that when my back was turned for 2 seconds; he definitely is quick. Thanks, MIchele > > Just keep them out of reach from now on. Hopefully you won't see anything disastrous. It's just much, much harder to digest for a beginner. > > You're not feeding him raw cucumber are you? That would need to be cooked, too, at this point. > > Patti > > Raw Zucchini > > > My ASD son snatched 1 slice of raw zucchini as I was cooking today (he > thought it was a cucumber most likely); he ate it before I could get > it from him. We're only in week 2; is this going to be a disaster? > > Thanks, Michele > > > > > > Quote
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