Occupational therapists play a vital role in helping children who have difficulties with eating. Eating is a complex task that involves physical, sensory, behavioral, and emotional skills, and OTs are trained to assess and support all of these areas.
Wonder how to work on introducing straw or open cups to your child. Check out our strategies and fun activities!
Wondering when to start introducing utensils? Or interested in ways to help your child use spoons or forks during meal times? Check out some of our tips and tricks!
Have a child that has specific food preferences and interests and may demonstrate limits in their diet? Check out our workshop and resources to support new food exposure and expanding on their current diet.
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