Using utensils at mealtime is an essential skill that will promote independence and confidence while eating. This can result in children being more willing to try different foods and improve
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Telefeeding Therapy and You: Mealtime Steps for Home
With all the changes that have gone on in society over the last couple months, the changes to daily living may (and have) become overwhelming. Recently, many of our clients
MoreSome fun And Easy Ways to Introduce New Foods Into Your Kids Diet
Eating around the Plate: Use a sectioned plate with 3 or 4 sections. Place 3 preferred foods on the plate and one new food on the plate. Have the child
MoreSmall Changes To Make To Encourage Your Child To Try New Foods
It’s All About Presentation: Part 2 Is your child a picky eater? Do they often refuse a food before they have even tried it? As a feeding therapist, I have
More“Bring Back Family Mealtime”
In this day and age it may be difficult to get the whole family together for a family meal however, this task can be complete with just one parent and
MoreFeeding Therapy: Get Your Fruits & Veggies
Often in feeding therapy, we encounter our friends who will eat only very specific kinds of foods. When you feel stuck with what you can offer, there are many ways
MoreLet’s Talk About Food: A Feeding Therapy Blog Post
It may be “feeding” therapy, but that doesn’t mean we should stop talking. Talking about food can help engage a child with food they are eating, while also working on
MoreProper Seating for Eating: Tips from a Pediatric Feeding Therapist
Does your child graze around the table at mealtime? As a feeding therapist, I often come across children that refuse to eat at the table or sit in a high
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