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Yucky Medicine
A Sensory-Friendly Visual Guide to Taking Medicine and Managing Taste Aversions for Kids
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Taking medicine can trigger intense gustatory and olfactory defensiveness.
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check_circlePrepare children visually for overwhelming transitions (dentist, grocery, bathroom, foods)
check_circleNormalize tactile, taste, and sound defensiveness with comforting characters
check_circleReduce anxiety before leaving the house with step-by-step predictability
check_circleGentle reading that builds confidence and sensory coping skills
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Taking medicine can trigger intense gustatory and olfactory defensiveness. For the 1 in 36 children with autism and those with sensory processing differences, a bad taste isn't just unpleasant—it is a full-body assault. I wrote this book to help parents and kids navigate this stressful routine. I introduce sensory-friendly hacks, like ice cubes and safe chasers, in a highly visual, non-threatening format. This book gives your child a sense of control over their sensory experience.
