Back-to-school season means new routines, busy mornings, and the daily question: “What should I pack for lunch?” But for many families, lunchtime isn’t just about food—it’s also about making sure mealtime is safe, enjoyable, and supportive of your child’s speech,...
When parents ask us what toys and tools are best for helping with speech, feeding, or oral motor development, we always say this: purposeful doesn’t have to mean complicated. As speech and feeding therapists, we look for items that are engaging, easy to use, and...
A Feeding Therapist-Approved Guide for Parents One of the questions we hear all the time from families is:“When should I start solids with my baby?” Most people hear “around 6 months,” but here’s the truth: age is just one part of the story. As a team of speech and...
As a parent, it’s exciting to hear your baby’s first words—but it can also feel stressful if your child isn’t talking yet and you’re not sure what’s typical. Language development can vary from child to child, but there are certain milestones and red flags that can...
As a parent, you may have noticed your child breathing through their mouth—especially during sleep or periods of rest. While it may seem harmless, chronic mouth breathing can have a significant impact on your child’s overall development. From speech and feeding...
