Resources

Welcome to Your Feeding Therapy Resource Hub

The right tools, support, and information can make a world of difference in your child’s mealtime success.

Here, you’ll find everything you need to help your child feel more confident, safe, and successful at the table—from expert tips to tried-and-true tools.

Explore My Blog

I regularly share insights, strategies, and encouragement for parents and caregivers navigating picky eating, feeding disorders, and mealtime challenges.

✔ What is ARFID and how can routines help?
✔ When to seek bottle feeding support
✔ How sensory play supports food exploration
…and more!

👉 Visit the Blog

My Favorite Feeding Tools & Products

From spoons designed for little hands to sensory-friendly cups and oral motor tools, I’ve gathered a list of products I love and trust to support your child’s feeding journey.

These products are family-tested, therapist-approved, and selected to promote independence, sensory comfort, and mealtime success.

👉 Shop My Favorites

Learn About Feeding Therapy

Feeding therapy is about so much more than just eating. It’s about creating positive, safe, and meaningful experiences with food—at the table, in the kitchen, and beyond.

Whether your child is struggling with picky eating, oral motor delays, or complex feeding difficulties, I can help guide you through the process with individualized therapy that meets your family’s needs.

✔ What is feeding therapy?
✔ Who benefits from feeding therapy?
✔ How do I get started?

👉 Learn More About Feeding Therapy

Let’s Work Together

You don’t have to do this alone.
Let’s build your child’s feeding skills, mealtime confidence, and most importantly—a positive relationship with food.

📩 Have questions? Reach out anytime.

EBOOKS and HANDOUTS

First Foods Ebook:

This guide will walk you

through:

✅ How to start solids safely

✅ Combining baby-led weaning (BLW)

with spoon-feeding

✅ Teaching your child to chew and

handle new textures

✅ Red flags and when to seek help

Is your baby ready to begin solids? HERE IS A CHECKLIST to ensure that you are not starting before your baby is truly ready.