Is your child:

• A fussy eater?

• Struggling to put on weight?

• Spitting out food, vomiting, gagging or has food or drink coming out of their nose when eating?

• Experiencing meltdowns or cries during mealtimes?

• Having difficulty transitioning from purees to solids by 12 months of age?

• Not weaned off baby foods by 18 months of age?

• Averse or avoiding specific textures or food groups?

• Not eating the same meals as the rest of the family?

• Having very limited or restricted intake (less than 20 foods)?

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If you answered "YES" to any of the above, feeding therapy may be beneficial for your child.

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Feeding therapy can help to improve oral motor skills, swallowing, and feeding skills such as acceptance of age-appropriate size portions and a variety of foods.