Why Picky Eating May Be More Than Just a Phase
Picky eating is a common concern among parents, but did you know that it can sometimes be linked to underlying oral motor challenges or sensory issues? While it’s normal for children to have food preferences, extreme picky eating that persists beyond toddler hood may...
The Best Cups for Your Child: A Speech and Feeding Therapist’s Guide to Healthy Oral Development
It's a wonderful milestone to introduce an open cup and a straw cup around the age of 6 months! Many parents worry that their little ones should only drink from breast or bottle, fearing confusion. It's important to reassure you that babies are not confused by these...
How to Prepare Your “Picky Eater” for Holiday Foods
The holidays are such a joyful and exciting time for everyone! We love bringing our family traditions to life and gathering around the table to enjoy all those delicious holiday dishes. But what happens when you have a little one who won't touch any of those...
The Top 5 Halloween Activities for Speech Therapy
Halloween is such a magical time for kids to let their imaginations run wild! They can dress up as anything their hearts desire, and it's the perfect opportunity to blend that fun with a little bit of learning. This spooky holiday can help boost your child's speech...