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  1. Thank you guys for all the amazing content you give us. Ignore the ones being rude about the eating habits, all of us with autistic children know how it is. It's not their place to be telling you how to raise Craig. Also Im such a big fan of Joe, hes an inspiration for sure!

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  2. I do the same thing with my eyes! I blink so often and squeeze them tight sometimes. It become so tiresome but it's just something I always do. My eye doctor did say I have dry eyes so I'm assuming that's why. Sometimes the light bothers them as well. But it drives me insane. I'm so sick of blinking all the time

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  3. Craig reminds me of my son hating restaurants and only eats 2-3 different things (all that would be considered unhealthy) he's 5 and autistic

    I love how you are sharing info at the beginning now please continue that 💞

    I think Stephanie got him to eat the spinach dip bc of the popeyes comment! 😂

    Don't worry about what people say about Craig's diet- none of their business 💞 love you Mama you're the best

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  4. I'm sorry that people are commenting on Craig's body — that's not okay. Your worth is not connected to your size, and your weight is not the sole indicator of your health. I'm glad Craig has expanded the diversity of his food choices. That's amazing!

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  5. My granddaughter is autistic and she is picky she only eats chips certain ones and sometimes a grilled cheese and back and forth with water and milk that's it and u don't have what she wants she gets upset

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  6. I love that Craig can go out and do these videos and I see the things he eats and he does pretty good I saw the meat and gravy in the crockpot he loved it he is such a smart guy keep up the good work and I see him go to the gym

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  7. I’ll never understand why people need to comment about weight. I just assume they don’t have neurodiverse kids who have food issues. Craig walks a TON and goes to the Y all the time.

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  8. Yes we go through phases. Right now it is chicken fries and lays chips. Occasionally Chinese rice. It was hashbrowns. McDonald's fries. Subway pizza. A certain kind of chef boy r dee.

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  9. How do you not eat green beans, corn, asparagus, peas, and carrots? That’s just basic. I don’t understand that’s not an American in my opinion and I am Italian my family come from Sicily and that’s still a basic American vegetable set up.

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  10. You two both exude love, calmness and patience. Everyone’s an expert on everything these days but just know, there are many of us out here that think you guys are amazing and have raised a charismatic, gold hearted man!

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  11. Love your channel and watching your day to day life with Craig and your family. My faughter has a Masters in ABA therapy and I can tell you that you have done an extraordinary job raising a very nice, fun young man. Loved seeing the Amana Colonies. Im with you, I could live in that Christmas store. Im going to look online to see if I can order online. And now Id like some good fried chicken too!

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  12. I completely understand, I worked in the school district with children that have autism and when you've met one autistic child you've met one!
    Each one of them have different ideas about food… Each one can decide that one food item or one food category is enough or all that they can tolerate. And sometimes food is the enemy …. And on occasion You will meet one or two that has a food addiction, not knowing when to stop eating…. Thank you for sharing these questions and answer sessions with us. It gives us an insight to challenges you have had.
    With my child with autism… He loved macaroni n cheese, I would give him a small spoonful on his plate of the mac and cheese and a vegetable. Occasionally I could get him to eat meat in small bites. If he wanted more mac and cheese he had to take at least one bite of a vegetable to get more of the mac and cheese. That's how I got him to try new foods. But you are correct, the gag reflex does take over sometimes. When it came to green beans it was so funny as a kid he would open up the green bean, take the little beans out and eat the green part but not the bean part. Not sure why but he didn't like those little beans inside the green bean. Like I said, thank you very much for sharing your story. My son just turned 30. Yes we still have food issues and it can be concerning when it affects there health.

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  13. Pls don’t let ppl make you feel bad. I’m old enough to almost be Craig’s mom. I’m super picky, I hate a lot of meats (steak), it’s the textures. I am the odd ball in my fam that eats everything “plain.” I do like most veg, but again plain (no salt/pepper). You are a great mother! You both are getting to the YMCA more than me lately! 🧡.

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