A of A Contest: Win a Copy of the "Why Can't My Child Behave?"

Congratulations to our winner Stephanie McBride!



Enter your name and your email address (on the email line in the comment form) in our comments section and leave a brief comment, so the site doesn't think you're a SPAMBOT to win a copy of "Why Can't My Child Behave? Why Can't She Cope? Why Can't He Learn?" by Jane Hersey, National Director of The Feingold Association.

You can order a copy from Amazon HERE.

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Comments

[Judy]

Please, enter me in to win this book. It sounds awesome! Today, was a nightmare shopping with him. Normally, he is fine, but if there ever were a day that he was "Autistic", today was the day.........He wouldn't listen, he kept running up and down the aisles, he was scripting way out of control. Then he would say he would be good,, and then "wham" he was off again.

So, I would really love to have this book.

Thanks,

Judy

[Melissa P.]

Yes, I would love to read this book.
I have 12 and 13 yr. old sons with autism and ADHD.

Thanks so much,
Melissa Perry

[Laura Calverley]

I have a 6-yr old son with autism who starting to have some behavior issues, so I'd love to read the book.
Thanks!

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[Managing Editor, for Karen]

Hi, Karen. Welcome to A of A. Have you read my friend John Robison's book "Look Me In The Eye" about his life with undiagnosed Asperger's? Check out his blog - loaded with great stories and info

www.jerobison.blogspot.com

Thanks. KIM

[Karen Newton]

I have Asperger's and would be interested in reading this book.

[Alison Torres]

with three children on the autism spectrum this would be a great read for me!

[Lorie Lisius]

here's hoping you pick me!

[kitty Lakey]

pick me, pick me, lol.

[budsmom]

Please enter me to the raffle.

[Adrian Dela Pena]

Additional source of great info..

[Lisa Brown]

Good luck everyone.

[Tanya Geders]

Awesome book!

My sisters have been on the Feingold Diet for the past 10 years or so. It has made such a postive difference in our lives. Thanks for spreading the word.

[A. Savo]

This would be a great asset to our SRP program.

[Barbara Bucknam]

I need a great beach read and my son will benefit!

[Kathy Carson]

Yea - Would love to have this!

[Dana Read]

Ooh! I'd read it and pass it on to my sister!

[Gabby DeVelbiss]

Entering contest to win.. "Why Can't My Child Behave?"
Love, Gabby. :0)http://stemcellforautism.blogspot.com/

[Tiffany]

Oh, this book must have been written for my beautiful son. I must read it!

[Kelly Sica]

I'd love to read this book!

[Laila DiMattia]

Entering contest to win.. "Why Can't My Child Behave?"

[barbara batchelder]

my son is considered mildly autistic,...he's intelligent, and able to communicate now, make eye contact without cringing (with friends and family), can tolerate the presence of up to four peers at a time. even engages in play...but oh those tantrums! his complete lack of ability to control his mood swings...i could really use this book!

[Sheri Dudra]

This would be a great addition to our local parent lending library!
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[Carrie Elsass]

Contest- yea!

[Nicole Raimann]

Looks like a very interesting book.

[alison macneil]

I'd love to read this book!

[Amanda]

Would love to win this book as it is right up my street!

[Amy Dingwall]

crossing my fingers for the big win! Looks like a great book! :)

[Andrea]

Great title. I hope it has the answers inside it.

[marie buttrick]

i would love to win a copy of the book. it looks awesome. thanks

[Lori Edwards]

Looks awesome!

[karen]

Why can't my child behave?
Ask the CDC?
Pick me, Pick, me we have 2 in this family ADHD!

[Deb in IL]

pick me! pick me!

[Holly Dapore]

Thanks for the contest.

[Stacy Ezor]

Thanks for the contest

[Kelly Young]

My family is full of FG members, too, and it has changed our lives permanently for the better.

[Sandy Waters]

My daughter has behavior issues!

[Managing Editor]

One entry per name! Don't worry if you double (ahem, quadruple) posted though. ;)

[Lisa from GA]

This is a great book. I highly recommend the Feingold Association. My family is a member & it has made a tremendous difference in our lives.

[Kecia]

This is a GREAT book! My two boys (1 w/ ASD, 1 not affected) have been on the Feingold diet for over 3 1/2 years. It helps them both tremendously and I highly recommend it! Good luck to everyone!

[Petra]

Would love to win a copy. Planning on giving it to my sister (my niece and nephew could benefit from dietary changes..)

[Riley's mom]

Why won't it take my entry??? HELPPPP

[sharyn huse]

looks very interesting!

[Jane Hersey]

Thank you for telling your readers about my book "Why Can't My Child Behave?" and about the non-profit Feingold Association of the US. 2008 marks our 32nd year of helping families of children with a variety of issues, including autism.
This year also marks a tremendous growth in the awareness that some of the chemicals added to our food can trigger serious problems, not just health problems, but behavior and learning issues as well.
The good news is that it is remarkably simple to find real food in your supermarket. Nobody needs to eat things like synthetic dyes, which are made from crude oil. See www.feingold.org.
In addition to doing an impressive job of hosting the Olympics, China is also a major producer of food dyes. These chemicals (Yellow #5, Red 40, etc.), so widely used in U.S. foods, start out in petroleum refineries in China.

[Shannon Carpenter]

Hope I win.