[ad_1] People with disabilities are taking legal action against supermarkets so they can buy food during the coronavirus pandemic. Sheffield-based solicitors Fry Law have been contacted by up to 300 disabled people, who say the lockdown has seen supermarkets sideline them. Lawyer Chris Fry has been contacted by 300 disabled people who feel they have…
[ad_1] Families of autistic children are struggling to get food from supermarkets amid the coronavirus pandemic. Parents say their children live on restricted diets and shops are being stripped bare of the foods they eat. Anna and Ben Champion. Anna says she has struggled to get the restricted range of foods Ben will eat due…
Food and children are not the best of friends, especially children on the spectrum. This episode I talk about how I changed my son’s diet to gluten-free and wheat-free, and how these changes helped him incredibly. Let me know in the comments below, what kind of diet does your child have? A recent review of…
[ad_1] An interview with Larrnell Cross and Onikage, hosts from 2 different countries explore food and culture in their unique podcast. What is the Autistic Delicatessen? Larrnell: It’s a food and drinks podcast with me & Onikage. We share chats of our food experiences and have conversations with different guests who are in the food…