Pediatric feeding disorders can involve difficulty with sucking, chewing, swallowing (dysphagia), limited food acceptance, or the transition from bottle or tube feeding to age-appropriate eating.

How We Approach It

Feeding is movement — oral motor coordination, sensory processing, and airway all interact. Our evaluations look beyond "picky eating" labels to identify which underlying system is limiting progress, whether oral motor, sensory, medical, or behavioral, and build a plan around that child's specific barriers.