Join our Prenatal Support Group, designed to empower and educate expectant parents as they prepare for the arrival of their little one. Led by experienced professionals, this group offers valuable insights into preparing to feed baby. Establish your infant feeding goals, and set yourself up for success! Connect with other parents-to-be, share your journey, and get answers to all your questions in a warm, supportive environment. Prepare for parenthood with confidence and peace of mind!
Join our Lactation & Breastfeeding Support Group, where moms come together to share experiences, receive guidance, and build confidence in their breastfeeding journey. Led by experienced Speech Pathologists/Infant Feeding Specialists/Lactation Consultants. This supportive community offers expert advice, emotional support, and a safe space to ask questions. Whether you're a new mom or have been breastfeeding for a while, we're here to help you every step of the day.
Whether you’re exclusively bottle feeding or combining it with breastfeeding, this group provides a welcoming space to discuss techniques, troubleshoot challenges, and ensure your baby is well-nourished and thriving. Led by knowledgeable professionals, we’re here to support you every step of the way on your feeding journey.
Join our Transitioning to Solids & Baby-Led Weaning Support Group, where parents can learn, share, and navigate the exciting journey of introducing solids. Led by experienced professionals, this group offers practical advice on baby-led weaning, safe food choices, and feeding techniques. Whether you're just starting or looking for tips to enhance your approach, you'll find support and encouragement in our welcoming community. Help your little one explore new tastes and textures with confidence!
A group for parents struggling with picky eaters, offering strategies to expand their toddler’s food repertoire, introduce new foods, and create a positive mealtime environment.
A group where parents can share and learn about nutritious, easy-to-prepare snacks and meals that toddlers will love, focusing on balanced nutrition and variety.
A group focused on transitioning from bottles to cups, purees to solid foods, and managing the shift from baby foods to toddler meals.
A group that teaches parents how to create stress-free mealtimes, encouraging toddlers to eat mindfully, listen to their hunger cues, and enjoy family meals.
A group focused on establishing healthy mealtime routines and boundaries, such as dealing with tantrums at the table, setting limits on snacks, and encouraging consistent eating habits.
A group for parents of toddlers with food allergies, providing support on managing dietary restrictions, finding safe food alternatives, and ensuring their child gets proper nutrition.
A group where parents can learn ways to explore different textures, shapes, and colors of food through hands-on play with their child. Activities might include squishing, squeezing, and mixing various foods to stimulate their senses and reduce food aversions.
A group focused on teaching parenting strategies to introduce toddlers to a variety of tastes and textures in a fun and non-pressured way. This could include taste tests, texture exploration (smooth, crunchy, soft), and interactive food activities.
A group that encourages parents to get messy with food, helping their children become more comfortable with different textures. Activities might involve finger painting with yogurt, building with mashed potatoes, or making art with fruits and veggies.
A group where parents create sensory bins filled with food-related items, such as dry pasta, rice, beans, or soft foods like cooked spaghetti. Toddlers can explore these bins, enhancing their sensory development and becoming more familiar with different foods.
A group where toddlers get hands-on experience with cooking. Mixing, kneading, and pouring are all great sensory activities that also help them feel more involved and connected to the food they eat.
A group that introduces soothing, sensory-rich snacks that can help toddlers relax and focus. This might include activities like rolling soft balls of dough or eating calming foods like oatmeal or bananas. Or even using your tongue to paint on a Canvas!
Explain what myofunctional therapy is, how it works, and the benefits it offers for various conditions.
Discuss the role of tongue posture in sleep apnea and how myofunctional therapy can help improve airway and sleep quality.
Explore how myofunctional therapy can alleviate TMJ pain and dysfunction by improving muscle balance and function.
Answer questions about how tongue-tie affects oral function, speech, and feeding, and how myofunctional therapy can assist pre- or post-frenectomy.
Discuss how oral muscle function relates to speech development and how therapy can address speech issues.
Explain how myofunctional therapy can support orthodontic treatment by correcting habits like tongue thrust or mouth breathing.
Explain the impact of chronic mouth breathing on health and how therapy encourages nasal breathing.
Answer questions about the ideal age for starting therapy and the benefits for children.
Discuss how adults can benefit from myofunctional therapy, especially in relation to sleep disorders, TMJ, and chronic pain.
Explore whether early intervention with myofunctional therapy can reduce or prevent the need for orthodontic treatment.
Explain potential long-term issues if myofunctional problems are not treated promptly.
Discuss the importance of being well established with a Myofunctional Program and SLP when needing a tongue release
Please notify us of any food restrictions at the time of registration
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