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Jack 26/10/26 Jack 26/10/26

What is spoon theory, and why does it make eating harder some days?

Spoon theory explains why energy runs out by dinner. A neuro-affirming dietitian on what it means for eating on low-energy days, with no pressure.

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Paediatrics Jack 19/10/26 Paediatrics Jack 19/10/26

What can I pack for school lunch if my child is a selective eater?

Sensory-friendly lunchbox ideas for kids and teens from an Accredited Practising Dietitian, plus a free lunchbox planner to download.

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Neurodiversity, Disability Jack 12/10/26 Neurodiversity, Disability Jack 12/10/26

The Grazing Box at Work: A Desk Snack Box for Neurodivergent Adults

You get home late, not feeling (or noticing) hungry all day. Now, all of a sudden, you feel ravenous and smash through dinner and more. This isn’t a willpower issue, for some (especially neurodivergent folk) it’s a misunderstanding of hunger cues resulting in skipped meals and not eating enough during the day.

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