Infant Feeding at ATS

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Infant Feeding at ATS

Speech Pathologists and Occupational Therapists with advanced training in infant feeding and development.

Using a multi-disciplinary approach, we provide lactation and bottle feeding support to promote optimal infant feeding and wellness.

15/09/2023

This 🌟rockstar 🌟 is a graduate! He has come so far and we are so proud of this little buddy!

07/08/2023

Today is the last day of and we want to remind all of our mamas how proud we are of the hard work and dedication it takes to feed your baby!
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This week can be full of difficult emotions for some, so we want to remind our families that our infant feeding team is here to support you in ALL the ways you want to feed your baby!
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Our team of feeding therapists and occupational therapists understand that there is more than one way to nourish your baby and we can support and help you reach your feeding goals no matter what they looks like!
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01/08/2023

Happy World Breastfeeding Week from the Infant Feeding Team at ATS!
If you have breastfed for any amount of time, in any shape or form, we look up to you, mama!!
Stay tuned this week to learn more about and how we can make breastfeeding and work, work!

13/07/2023

it is a relationship.

each relationship is different.

breastfeeding your new baby will look differently than feeding your last baby, and/or your next baby.

no two breastfeeding journeys are the same.

18/06/2023

Watching the bond strengthen between Dads and their babies as they learn how to best support their feeding journeys and help them to accomplish their mini milestones is one of our many favorite things to watch unfold.

Without their support, each and every day would offer so many more challenges for all of our families. We are grateful to be able to work with such devoted families.

Happy Father's Day!

31/05/2023

We've all heard the phrase "sleep like a baby"...sure, they may sleep soundly, but they don't always sleep for long. It's important to have realistic expectations for night time rest as new parents.

It is totally normal (and expected) for babies to wake every two to three hours (and sometimes more frequently) throughout the day (and night!) for feeding. Sometimes, the time in between feeds varies, especially when baby is going through developmental leaps or growth spurts. They may want to nurse more at these times - this is your baby's way of signaling your body to increase milk production to keep up with their needs.

14/05/2023

To all of our families, past and present, thank you for entrusting us to support you along your feeding journey with your most precious babies. It's our honor to walk alongside you as you navigate your new normal.

Happy Mother's Day!

12/05/2023

🌻Happy Mother’s Day from ATS 🌻
We love all of our dedicated moms!! To show our love and appreciation we are giving away a $25 target gift card!
How to enter:
🌸 Follow and
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🌺 Tag 1 mama friend
BONUS ENTRIES:
🌷Each tag = one entry
🌻Share this post to your story
Winner will be chosen on May 14th!

09/05/2023

After all the hard work at home, this little one came to graduation day ready to show us ALL of his new tricks!

Some babies stay with us a little longer than others when they need additional support to achieve strong foundational skills and abilities. These early skills lay the groundwork for later developing skills and are so important for baby's success later on, especially when introducing solids and in anticipation of baby beginning to show pre-crawling skills.

03/05/2023

Baby Bottles and Flow Rates can be very confusing!

Despite sharing labels like "slow flow" or "level 1," etc. there is a lot of inconsistency between baby brands.

Our general recommendation is to start baby on the slowest flow rate and make changes as needed depending on how they're doing - reading their cues can help us figure it out!

Is baby chugging their bottle or working too hard? Our goal is to find that just-right spot.

Do you have questions about bottle feeding your baby?

01/05/2023

"My graduate school research focused on increasing parental access to important information regarding an infant’s sensory experiences and needs within the NICU environment. Whether an infant is premature or not, early exposures to lights, sounds, touch, smells, and tastes that are overstimulating or understimulating can have an impact on function. As OTs, we work to provide strategies that help a baby to organize their sensory experiences in a way that promotes achievement of developmental milestones, feeding success, co-regulation, parent-child bonding, and more! These strategies may include, but are not limited to: massage, skin-to-skin, gentle rocking/bouncing, learning how to read infant cues, and cultivating positive social interactions."
- Caitlyn Jeffries OTR/L, CLC

Address

851 Professional Park Drive

37040

Opening Hours

Monday	07:30 - 18:00
Tuesday	07:30 - 18:00
Wednesday	07:30 - 18:00
Thursday	07:30 - 18:00
Friday	07:30 - 12:00

Website

http://advancedtherapy.net/

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