Saturday, September 17, 2005
Bringing in the sheaves
Elise at Simply Recipes is hosting a round-up of custard recipes this weekend. I wish had had these several years ago, when our son's chewing skills regressed for three years, as a result of enlarged tonsils.* Custard may sound like an indulgence , but people who cook for those with chewing problems-- the very young, people with oral motor issues, and some elderly people-- may find the recipes particularly useful.
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I truly love custard.
ReplyDeleteCustard is my dad's favorite pie. We had it almost every other week, growing up. However, it now seems mysterious to me, and I have only tried it once or twice.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter has down syndrome and is 5 y/o. She just had her tonsils and adnoids out, she also had sleep apnea. The end result has been amazing!
ReplyDeleteThe same for our son. He was able to sleep better, learn to chew again, energy level up. It was great.
ReplyDeleteDr. Shott, at Cincinnati Children's, is doing research to see if sleep studies should be added to the health guidelines for children with DS 3-4 years of age.