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Read the other 101 Prader-willi Syndrome Tips »

Never Say No

Posted by FPWR CanadaMay 23, 2010 at 3:43pm3 Comments

Try to never say ‘no’ when asked for something to eat. Even if you just offer a pickle or veggies, they feel in control and less anxious.

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3 Responses to "Never Say No"

  1. Stephanie Thomas Says:

    I respectfully and strongly disagree with this tip. By saying no consistently and NEVER giving in when it’s not a scheduled food time (i.e. meal or snack time), our PWS daughter rarely asks for food outside of those times, and stress has reduced as a result. In my experience, my tip would be “Never Say Yes — to unscheduled food”.

    Posted on June 12th, 2010 at 11:11 am

  2. Cheri Says:

    I also have to disagree with “Never Say No” theory. We have scheduled eating times, however sometimes the kids (1 PWS) eat before us. My son is usually good about it, but on occassion he has asked for a “taste”of our food and at first it was okay, but he now thinks he can always get more food. So I would recommend being STRONG and saying “No, you have finished your snack/dinner/lunch”. I am concerned that he will continually beg for food, apart from the normal “I’m hungry” mode.

    Posted on February 11th, 2011 at 5:17 am

  3. Colleen Says:

    I try to say no in a positive way…. I tell our two year old that yes you can have your apples when the timer goes off, even if it will be hours away. We set a timer for all meals for him!

    Posted on December 12th, 2011 at 12:55 am

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