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09/30/2025

Happy National Coffee Day ☕🎉 … and here I am, still awake and working like coffee and I are in a very committed relationship.

To all the new moms and dads out there: may your mugs be bottomless, your coffee be strong, and your babies nap just long enough for you to reheat it at least once. 😉

09/01/2025

✨ Why Do Babies Throw Food on the Floor? ✨

If your baby is tossing food like it’s a sport, you’re not alone! 🥦🍝🥕

In the first year, babies are little scientists. Dropping food helps them test cause-and-effect (hello, gravity!) and build fine motor skills. Sometimes, though, food-throwing is also a way of communicating:
✔️ “I don’t know what to do with this yet.”
✔️ “This is too slippery or hard to chew.”
✔️ “I’m too tired, too hungry, or not hungry at all.”
✔️ “This new texture is overwhelming.”

💡 What to do in the moment:
1. Stay calm—don’t overreact.
2. Replace food 2–3 times, then move on.
3. Gently model: “Food belongs on the table.”
4. Praise what you do want to see.

Remember: Throwing food is a phase (messy, yes—but normal!). The goal isn’t to stop all food play, but to guide your little one with consistency, patience, and a positive mealtime environment. 🌱

👉 Save this post to come back to on messy days, and share with another parent who needs the reminder: this phase will pass! ❤️

08/24/2025

Starting solids is exciting… but it also comes with nerves. One of the top questions I hear is, “How do I know if my baby is gagging or choking?”

Here’s the difference ⤵️

💨 Gagging is normal and protective. Babies gag to push food forward, keep their airway clear, and learn how to manage textures. It can look dramatic (coughing, watery eyes, even turning red), but if they can make noise, breathe, or push the food out — they are safe.

🚨 Choking is when the airway is truly blocked. This is an emergency. It’s often silent — no coughing, no crying, no sound at all. A baby may look panicked, be unable to breathe, or start turning blue. This requires immediate action.

The key is knowing what you’re seeing, staying calm, and being prepared.

Tips for parents:
✔ Always supervise mealtimes.
✔ Offer textures and food sizes that match your baby’s skills.
✔ Learn infant CPR and choking response — it’s one of the best ways to feel confident during feeding.

Save this post so you have it handy when your baby starts solids 💕and share it with another parent who needs the reminder!

08/21/2025

Starting solids is such an exciting milestone, but did you know the chair setup is just as important as the food itself?

Here’s what to look for in a supportive high chair:
👉 Upright posture (hips, knees, and ankles at 90°)
👉 Footrest for grounded stability
👉 Lateral support to prevent slumping
👉 Tray at belly height
👉 Easy-to-clean design (because…baby mealtimes are meant to be messy!)

A safe, stable seat helps your little one feel confident exploring new textures and learning to self-feed. 🌟

If you have any questions on if your highchair fits your baby, reach out and we can help!

08/17/2025

Baby-Led Weaning (BLW) – A Fun Way to Explore Foods!

BLW lets little ones self-feed, explore textures, and develop motor skills while enjoying mealtime.

If you’re curious about readiness signs or how to try BLW safely, feel free to reach out – I’m happy to guide you.

08/11/2025

When to Start Solids with Your Preemie?

Some premature babies are ready for solids around 6 months chronological age, while others need more time. For many, readiness falls somewhere between 6 months chronological age and 6 months adjusted age. Instead of focusing on the calendar, watch for these developmental signs:

✅ Sitting: Can sit supported
✅ Head control: Holds head upright and steady for several minutes
✅ Reach & grab: Picks up objects while seated and brings them to the mouth
✅ Interest in food: Watches you eat, opens mouth for food, or leans forward toward it

Check with your pediatrician or feeding therapist before starting solids—especially for preemies with unique needs.

08/05/2025

World Breastfeeding Week is a powerful reminder that feeding is more than nutrition—it’s connection, communication, and learning from day one.

As a Speech Language Pathologist and Certified Lactation Counselor, I support families in navigating the feeding journey—whether that’s at the breast, with a bottle, fortified, combo-fed, or anything in between.

Every baby, every body, and every beginning is different—and all deserve support. 💛

08/04/2025

Long, hot days filled with play can mean shifts in your preschooler’s appetite—some days they’re constantly snacking, others they barely touch a meal. It’s all part of the rhythm.

Here are a few tips to support happy, hydrated eating:
💧 Keep a water bottle within reach—offer frequent sips, even during play
🍉 Make snacks fun and cooling: fruit skewers, frozen yogurt bites, smoothies
🍽️ Trust their appetite—it’s okay if meals are lighter some days
🎨 Involve them! Let them help prep snack plates or choose picnic foods

You’re not alone if summer feeding feels a little unpredictable. Focus on connection, variety, and rhythm over perfection.

08/03/2025

🌞 Hot Weather + Hungry Toddlers? Here's What to Know 🍉💦
Toddlers can be extra sensitive to heat—and that often shows up in how they eat and drink. Some may lose interest in heavier meals, while others snack more often.

A few summer feeding tips for your little one:
🥤 Offer water often—keep a cup nearby throughout the day
🍓 Choose cool, hydrating snacks like fruit, smoothies, or yogurt
🧊 Try chilled or room-temp versions of familiar foods if they’re avoiding hot meals
👒 Keep meals light and relaxed—picnic lunches, popsicles on the porch, or snack plates can go a long way

You don’t have to force full meals—consistency, hydration, and connection matter most!

08/02/2025

Hot weather can be tough on our littlest ones! Whether your baby is breastfed or formula-fed, they may want to feed more often—and that’s completely normal. Breast milk and formula both provide nourishment and hydration. Here are a few hot-weather feeding tips:

- Watch for extra hunger cues
- Offer the breast frequently (even if feeds are short)
- Prepare bottles safely—discard any that sit out longer than 1 hour
- Keep bottles cool during outings with an insulated bag
- Dress baby in lightweight clothing and watch for signs of overheating
- Extra fussiness? A cool, quiet space for feeds can make a big difference
- You’ve got this—hydration, comfort, and connection all count!

07/28/2025

When it’s hot, toddlers and kids need hydration + light bites.
Try these yummy foods:
🍉 Fruits full of water (oranges, berries, melon)
🫑 Easy-to-grab veggies with dip (cucumbers, bell peppers + hummus)
🍓Homemade popsicles (blend fruit + yogurt)
🍋 Plenty of water with a splash of flavor
Simple, fresh, and perfect for warm days! 🌞

04/11/2025

What is craniosacral therapy? Is it safe and effective for your little one?

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