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REGISTRATION IS OFFICIALLY CLOSED! A massive THANK YOU to everyone who registered. We are so blown away by the support a...
11/03/2026

REGISTRATION IS OFFICIALLY CLOSED!

A massive THANK YOU to everyone who registered.
We are so blown away by the support and can't wait to see you all there! 🙌

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09/03/2026

家長往往最早察覺。

家長與照顧者實際經歷的餵食次數，遠比我們在臨床中觀察到的多。

當他們反覆形容餵食令人緊張、壓力大，或覺得「哪裡不太對」時，那並不只是情緒，而是重要的臨床資料。

持續的家長擔憂、
餵食佔據大部分生活、
或餵食狀況出現改變，
都不應被忽視。

餵食的故事，本身就是證據。
傾聽、記錄、跟進。

當我們將家長回饋整合進臨床評估與推理中，
判斷會更完整，也更貼近家庭的實際處境。

Parents know first.Parents and caregivers witness far more feeds than we ever will.When they repeatedly describe feeding...
08/03/2026

Parents know first.

Parents and caregivers witness far more feeds than we ever will.
When they repeatedly describe feeding as stressful, overwhelming, or “not right,” that information is not just emotion — it is clinical data.

Persistent parent concern, reports of feeding dominating the day, or a growing sense that something has changed should never be dismissed.

The feeding story is evidence.
Listen. Document. Act.

When parent observations are integrated with clinical findings, our reasoning becomes stronger — and more relevant to the family’s lived experience.

03/03/2026

在嬰兒餵食中，家長與照顧者實際經歷的餵食次數，遠比我們在臨床中看到的多。

他們的觀察並不是「只是感覺」，而是臨床評估中重要的一部分。

家長的回饋能幫助我們了解：
• 長期模式 —— 餵食在一整天中的樣貌，而非單次觀察。
• 變化歷程 —— 何時開始變得更困難、更耗時、更有壓力或效率下降。
• 對家庭的影響 —— 餵食佔據多少時間與精力，如何影響家庭作息與情緒。
• 那種「好像哪裡不太對」的直覺 —— 即使我們尚未在評估中完整看見。

當我們將家長的描述視為重要資料，並與臨床觀察整合，評估與臨床推理會更完整，也更貼近家庭的實際需求。

在我們的線上直播《嬰兒餵食課程》中，
我們將嬰兒餵食與吞嚥放在更全面的臨床框架下討論，包含典型與非典型模式、早期紅旗、臨床評估，以及家庭經驗。

👉 追蹤我們，獲取更多嬰兒餵食與臨床推理的微教育內容

In infant feeding, parents and caregivers see far more feeds than we ever will. Their observations are not “just feeling...
02/03/2026

In infant feeding, parents and caregivers see far more feeds than we ever will. Their observations are not “just feelings” – they are a key part of the clinical picture.

Parent reports can tell us about:
• The pattern over time – what feeding is like across the day, not just in one session.
• Change – when feeds have become harder, longer, more stressful or less efficient than before.
• Impact on family life – how much time, energy and worry feeding is taking, and how it shapes the family’s day.
• A sense that “something is not right” – even when we have not yet seen the full picture in our own observations.

When we treat parent reports as data and integrate them with our own clinical findings, our assessment and reasoning become stronger and more relevant to the family.

In our live, online Infant Feeding Course, we look at infant feeding and swallowing within a broader clinical framework that includes typical vs atypical patterns, early red flags, clinical evaluation and the family experience.

👉 Follow for more micro-education on infant feeding and clinical reasoning

01/03/2026

嬰兒餵食紅旗：口腔感覺反應與餵食抗拒
當餵食對嬰兒而言變成一種壓力經驗，而不是安全經驗時，我們需要停下來重新觀察。

對口腔刺激出現強烈負向反應、持續性的拒食模式，或餵食經常伴隨高度哭鬧與掙扎，都不應單純被視為「個性」或「挑食」。

抗拒往往是一種溝通。它可能反映感覺處理困難、口腔動作挑戰、醫療不適，或過往餵食經驗中的壓力累積。

這些表現本身並非診斷，但若持續存在，應促使更深入的評估與整合性臨床推理。
看見抗拒背後的訊息，才能支持更安全、回應性更高的餵食介入。

👉 想了解更多嬰兒餵食相關內容與課程更新，歡迎追蹤我們。

Infant feeding red flags: oral-sensory responses & aversionWhen feeding feels threatening instead of safe, infants commu...
28/02/2026

Infant feeding red flags: oral-sensory responses & aversion

When feeding feels threatening instead of safe, infants communicate that experience through their behavior.

Strong distress with gentle oral input, recurring refusal patterns, or feeding that is consistently linked to high emotional intensity are not simply “fussiness.” They may reflect underlying sensory, medical, oral-motor, or coordination challenges.

Aversion is often protective.
It can develop when feeding has repeatedly felt uncomfortable, overwhelming, or stressful.

These signs do not provide a diagnosis on their own — but persistent aversive responses should prompt closer observation, documentation, and deeper clinical reasoning.

Looking beyond behavior helps us better understand what the infant may be communicating.

👉 Follow for more infant feeding content and course updates.

Understanding oral-sensory responses and feeding aversionFeeding aversion is often described as “fussy feeding,” but the...
20/02/2026

Understanding oral-sensory responses and feeding aversion

Feeding aversion is often described as “fussy feeding,” but the reality is usually more complex.

Feeding is a full sensory experience — taste, texture, temperature, flow, touch, and internal body signals all shape how an infant experiences each feed.

When feeding has repeatedly felt uncomfortable, stressful, or overwhelming, avoidance can become a protective response — not a behavioural problem.

It is also important to distinguish between short, developmentally typical phases of fussiness and persistent, intense rejection patterns that may signal something deeper.

Feeding aversion can mask underlying medical, oral-motor, respiratory, or coordination challenges — and it can place significant emotional strain on families.

👉 Follow for more micro-education on infant feeding and clinical reasoning

18/02/2026

🧧 迎接新一年，為小小的開始做好準備
新的一年，
我們持續陪伴嬰兒與家庭，
在餵食、發展與安全中建立穩定的基礎。
也期待在今年的線上《嬰兒餵食與吞嚥課程》中，
與更多專業夥伴一起學習、思考與成長。
祝大家新年健康、順心、工作平安 🧧

15/02/2026

嬰兒餵食紅旗：姿勢與擺位

姿勢與擺位，並不只是「舒不舒服」的問題。
當嬰兒的身體位置讓餵食變得更困難，而非提供支持時，往往會影響吸吮、吞嚥、呼吸的協調與餵食安全。

難以找到穩定的餵食姿勢、持續的伸展或拱背，
或某些姿勢明顯加重呼吸、膚色或協調問題，
都是臨床上值得留意的重要訊號。

這些表現本身並非診斷，但屬於需要被記錄、追蹤，並整合進整體餵食與發展評估中的紅旗。

不只停留在「姿勢擺好就會好」，才能支持更安全、回應性更高的餵食決策。

👉 若你與嬰兒工作，歡迎儲存這篇
👉 追蹤我們，獲取更多嬰兒餵食與臨床推理的微教育內容
課程中將姿勢與擺位納入嬰兒餵食評估的整體框架中討論

14/02/2026

💗 For our little Valentines

The smallest hearts often need the most thoughtful care.

Every day, we support infants as they learn to feed, regulate, and feel safe in their bodies.

This Valentine’s Day is a reminder of why careful observation, gentle support, and strong clinical foundations matter — for our little Valentines and the families who trust us.

✨ We share more about infant feeding and swallowing in our live online course this March

Infant feeding red flags: posture & positioningPosture and positioning are not just about comfort or preference.When an ...
13/02/2026

Infant feeding red flags: posture & positioning

Posture and positioning are not just about comfort or preference.

When an infant’s body position makes feeding harder instead of easier, it can affect coordination, breathing, and overall feeding safety.

Difficulty finding a stable position, persistent extension or arching, or clear links between posture and changes in breathing or feeding performance are important signals to notice.

These patterns don’t provide a diagnosis on their own — but they are meaningful red flags that should be documented, monitored, and integrated into your wider feeding and developmental assessment.

Looking beyond “they just need better positioning” helps support safer, more responsive feeding decisions.

👉 Follow for more infant feeding content and course updates.

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