Pediatric Feeding & Speech Solutions, PLLC

08/07/2025

Brush ‘em up. You can’t go wrong with Laurie Berkner!

07/29/2025

"It's just a hamburger, everybody likes hamburgers, it's so good, just take a bite, you'll love it, just try it........" Pediatric feeding disorder and Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder- are complex beats. It's not that easy.

Feeding disorders aren’t just a phase, and they won’t just grow out of it.

When eating is hard, scary, or hurts, it’s not picky eating.

Pediatric feeding disorder (PFD) and avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID) impact a child’s ability to eat, grow, and thrive and require specialized support.

Worried about your child’s feeding? We’re here to help. View family support resources at the link in our bio.

06/21/2025

Happy, cute beginning to the weekend! Great to hang with Tucker this morning.

03/30/2025

Looks yummy and has some protein!

02/04/2025

To the parents of my supertasters! Some tips from The Nourished Child with Jill Castle on ways to tone done the bitter taste of veggies.

Children who have more tastebuds and taste food, especially vegetables, more intensely may be a super taster. Find out more!

06/29/2024

https://youtu.be/ZCaRKYG1PlM?si=NPInf2y9BdHJxvw2

New episode. Check it out.

Podcast Episode #4: A working mom of five boys: how she manages a basketball team of kids & work-life, Ann Marie PrebergWelcome to the fourth episode of "Mot...

06/14/2024

Second episode podcast with Sonal and Ayushi talking about motherhood and all of the changes that come with it, including some cultural traditions that may not be as helpful in our world today. A mix of English and Hindi with subtitles!

Episode 2: Mothers vs World | Featuring Sonal Babbar & Ayushi Ganotra**Welcome to the second episode of "Mothers vs World"! In this episode, we dive deep int...

06/07/2024

Mothers Vs World - M-Powered By Viraa CareEpisode 1Description:Join us in this insightful episode of Mothers Vs World as Kelly Benson, a renowned feeding the...

05/08/2024

Hang in there and celebrate the small wins along the way, they do add up. This little one tackled straw drinking for the first time in less than 10 minutes this week. Needless to say, mom was excited, especially since it’s been a stressful week with a lot of refusals! Rock on, my friend.

05/07/2024

Omelettes with bacon, cheese, spinach, and ketchup with my Tuesday afternoon cutie. Thank you Thomas Casey for gifted burner!

04/25/2024

A nice visual- we expect way too much.

Personally, I’m not someone who measures food that much.

I “eye-ball” portions.

However, I encourage my clients to measure at least once to get an accurate visual of what a tablespoon, a ¼ cup, or 1 cup looks like on the plate.

Speaking of plates…Using a plate that corresponds to your child’s age is an easy way to approximate starter portions.

You can use a salad plate for young children and elementary age kids.

Use a dinner plate (10” diameter) for middle- and high-school kids.

And for snacks, use a saucer for younger kids and a salad plate for older children.

How easy is that?!

Reminder: Starter portions are a simple place to begin with age-appropriate amounts of food to serve at meal or snack time - allow for “seconds” if your child’s appetite calls for them.

04/22/2024