The Kid-Friendly ADHD & Autism Cookbook, 3rd edition: The Ultimate Guide to the Most Effective Diets -- What they are - Why they work - How to do them Paperback – 28 Jan. 2020

I purchased this book as I believe diet can have an effect on the way people behave. My son was given a dual diagnosis and I’m not comfortable about him using medication so will be using the information in this book first to see if changing his diet makes a difference before going down the medication route. The book is packed full of information about ADHD and autism and talks about different foods and how these foods can affect behaviour and mood. It also has information on different diets that might be useful too. A very interesting read which is very well written. Highly recommend!

We have a son with Autism. This book was invaluable explaining about the diet and the science behind it as well as tips and recipes.So glad I brought this.

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The Kid-friendly ADHD and Autism Cookbook: The Ultimate Guide to the Gluten-Free, Casein-Free DietJust starting on this diet. Didn't find the recipes appropriate for my grandson (fuusy eater) but it is an excellent reference guide for me to adapt and use my own recipes. overall very pleased with it

I am very shocked to discover all this interesting information in this book. Very well presented. Great work done! I will recommend.

Good read, I adapted to suit me.

I got this book for my son who has Autism. We are currently doing the GFCF diet. This book has some good information about the diet. However the book is American so all the recipes you need ingredients from America which you cant get in the UK.

Whilst I don’t doubt the science behind nutrition based causes of many of societies ailments including ADHD and Autism, this book makes me want to wail, cry and run for the hills. My children are not obviously in these categories but I have a few concerns and our nations food is undoubtedly harming us in many different ways so I thought it would be best for us as a family to try a meal plan based on the ideas in this book.However, I’m coming out in a sweat just reading the ingredients required to make the majority of these recipes. It’s just not good enough. For parents already stressed by their child’s condition, or perhaps struggling with their own neurological issues - this is like trying to wade through mud. We need basic ingredients found in most shops and a clear meal planner. This is just gobbledy gook and I’ve abandoned it after the first scan.