As parents, we’re constantly asking ourselves: “Is this just a phase?” “Will they grow out of it?” “Am I worrying too much… or not enough?” When it comes to speech and feeding, these questions are incredibly common — and completely valid. This guide is meant to help...
A Feeding Therapist’s Guide to Stress-Free Holiday Eating Holiday meals look beautiful on Pinterest…but in real life? Toddlers are crying, food is being launched, and a tiny human is hiding under the table with dinner rolls. Good news:This is completely normal.And...
Let’s be honest — feeding toddlers can feel like a full-contact sport some days. Between the spills, the picky preferences, and the “No, I don’t want that cup!” meltdowns, mealtimes can quickly turn stressful. As a feeding therapist (and mom of two!), I’m constantly...
As parents, we often connect focus and attention challenges with school readiness, learning styles, or behavior. But what if your child’s difficulty sitting still, paying attention, or staying energized during the school day has more to do with how they breathe or use...
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...
