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Is It More Than Just a Phase? Picky Eating Versus Problem Feeding

Feeding Therapy, Occupational Therapy
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Arguably the most complex aspect of child development, the term “feeding” encompasses all of the skills required to ingest an appropriate variety and quantity of solids and liquids for nourishment. While the development of feeding skills may appear to be a natural process, part of our basic survival instincts, it is much more complicated than meets the eye!

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Making Oral Motor Activities Fun at Home

Speech and Language Therapy
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In today’s world, it can be difficult to get our kids moving and exercising! Here are some of my favorite resources to get kids moving while using what they love, technology. We all know the mental and physical health benefits of exercise.

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