Picky Eaters

the speaker was pleasant but info was mostly common sense. slides frequently didn't correspond to what topic speaker was discussing. many slides had info i would have liked her to elaborate more on. (nutrients, etc) closed captions were completely off- had to turn off sorry to be so negative. just had hoped for more.

well-presented and very informative.

the course and the information was great. however the words\/closed captions did not line up with her voice or topic she was talking about.

loved the content, examples, suggestions. so helpful!

good information. i learned a great deal.

i like that the presenter listed different examples of ways to get kids eating healthy.

i like how detailed it was in nutrition

good practical ideas to implement

finding the resource section was confusing. had to ask in chat. i wanted it before i clicked view as i have a hearing loss with some frequencies. (hers was fine, but i never know until i hear a new prof.) the running commentary at the bottom was different that what the prof was saying. i think it was the ongoing chat. at first i thought it was the closed caption. to me that should be a button you push if you want it, or at least have a button where i can turn it off. too much. i would have liked to have heard more about eat disorders with asd ( all my clients) and more about older children who already have established negative patterns...... texture issues\/ solutions

all was well presented and informative.