Author: feedingfriends

Nourishing Beginnings: The Benefits of Feeding Therapy and Lactation Consultation for Newborns and New Moms

Welcoming a newborn into the world is a joyous occasion filled with love and wonder. Yet, amidst the excitement, many new moms may encounter challenges when it comes to feeding their babies. From breastfeeding difficulties to concerns about adequate nutrition, the journey of nourishing a newborn can be complex. This is where feeding therapy and […]

Trust Your Intuition: Advocating for Your Child’s Health and Well-being 

As parents, our intuition serves as a compass guiding us through the intricate journey of raising our children. We inherently understand their needs, quirks, and potential challenges. However, when it comes to matters like speech and feeding difficulties, many parents find themselves feeling unheard, despite their instinctive knowledge of their child’s well-being.  It’s essential to […]

Ensuring Safe Eating and Drinking: Identifying and Managing Aspiration with Feeding and Swallowing Therapy 

Aspiration during eating and drinking poses significant risks, often stemming from deficiencies in oral motor or myofascial functions. Despite its prevalence, aspiration is frequently underdiagnosed, highlighting the critical need for proactive management strategies.  Recognizing aspiration involves identifying symptoms such as coughing, wheezing, or breathing difficulties during or after meals, affecting individuals across age groups, including […]

Superbills Unmasked: Why Superbills Aren’t as Super as You Think 

Navigating the complexities of healthcare billing can feel like trying to solve a puzzle without all the pieces. One term that often gets tossed around is “superbill.” While it may sound like a superhero version of your typical medical bill, don’t be fooled. Here are five reasons why superbills might not be the hero they’re […]