Eating asks the body to handle taste, smell, temperature and texture all at once, and to sit still while doing it. Food selectivity is very common among autistic children, and pushing rarely widens the list.
Presentation carries more weight than most people expect. Foods touching each other on the plate, a drink warmer than it should be, or a smell drifting over from the next seat can end a meal before it starts. That holds at home and in a school canteen.
Here you will find bento-style lunchboxes and divided snack containers that keep foods apart, a spray-top water bottle, reusable steel straws, a thermos with a digital temperature display and a countdown timer. Slicers, a dehydrator, a vacuum sealer, ice makers and a play kitchen sit alongside them. One customer uses the timer so a teenager knows exactly when the toast is coming.
Free tracked shipping goes to every corner of Australia, no order is too small, and all prices include GST. Seven days to change your mind does not extend to opened straws, bottles and other mouth-contact items, or to the larger appliances, so please see our refund policy. Faults are covered either way, return postage included.