Let me start with a sincere thank you to everyone who has followed along with this blog from the beginning. I realized as I was updating some of the pages this morning that this is the 24th year of Keep Reading >>
Happy New Year 2023!
Baby-Led Bottle Feeding – Free Ebook Promotion for 4 Days
Check out Rowena Bennet's new book Baby Led Bottle-feeding - there are 4 days left in her free ebook promotion via Amazon. I am a big fan of Rowena's work and we have used Rowena's program (from her Keep Reading >>
UNC Feeding Team presents: Avoiding Mealtime Stress in Pediatric Feeding Disorders: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Address Food Selectivity, Oral Aversion and Food Refusal
We are putting on a conference. Help us spread the word! Friday, September 30, 2022 Morrisville Conference Center UNC Health Care 5221 Paramount Parkway, Bldg 3 Morrisville, NC Keep Reading >>
A Formula Shortage How Policy, Societal Pressure Impact Babies & Parents
Interesting listen from NPR https://www.npr.org/2022/05/18/1099852517/a-formula-shortage-shows-how-policy-societal-pressure-impact-babies-parents This week, the FDA announced new steps to ease Keep Reading >>
Feeding Research: Looking for Parents of 6-12 month olds
(Note: I am not personally affiliated with this research project. Krisi Brackett) Keep Reading >>
Participate in Research: Recruiting SLPs and OTs for a Pediatric Feeding Research Survey
Hello! , I wanted to invite SLPs and OTs who read the blog to participate in a research study being conducted by one of my colleagues. In full disclosure, I am not involved in this study, just posting Keep Reading >>
The Feeding Matters’ International Pediatric Feeding Disorder Conference (IPFDC)
The Feeding Matters' International Pediatric Feeding Disorder Conference (IPFDC) https://www.feedingmatters.org/international-pfd-conference/ Students and families have reduce registration Keep Reading >>
Constructive Conversations: Collaborating with the Medical Team- Webinar
Info on upcoming webinar! Have you ever found yourself in a situation where different members of a child's team are on different pages? Not only is it frustrating for us as providers, it affects Keep Reading >>
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