This cluster talks about tummy pain, picky eating, and missing vitamins in kids with autism. It shows why BCBAs should ask about constipation, diarrhea, and food refusal even when only behavior problems are seen. When a child’s belly hurts or they eat mostly beige foods, their problem behaviors like hitting or rocking can get worse. Checking diet and GI pain first can make behavior plans work better and help kids feel comfy.
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