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Is it usual for an autistic child not to eat much?
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Is he growing?: Kids with autism, frequently have trouble accepting different textures and flavors. As long as his rate of growth is normal, and he eats a variety of foods, stick with what he likes and little by little you can try adding new foods.
Answered 6/21/2020
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