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Advice and guidance on infant feeding and swallowing difficulties, written by a highly specialist Speech and Language Therapist.
Swallowing Difficulties in Babies: What Parents Need to Know
Feeding difficulties and swallowing difficulties aren't the same thing. A highly specialist SLT explains the signs of swallowing problems in babies and when to seek help.
Read article →What Does a Speech and Language Therapist Actually Do?
Most people think SLTs just help with speech sounds. In reality, the role is much broader - including feeding, swallowing, and communication across the lifespan.
Read article →What is Dysphagia? Signs, Causes and When to Get Help
Dysphagia is the medical term for difficulty swallowing. Here's what it means, what causes it, and when to seek a specialist assessment.
Read article →What is Oral Aversion in Babies?
Oral aversion is a feeding difficulty that's often misunderstood or missed. A highly specialist SLT explains what it is, what causes it, and how it's treated.
Read article →Starting Solids: When to Seek Help with Weaning
Starting solids is an exciting milestone - but for some babies and families it doesn't go smoothly. Here's when weaning difficulties warrant a specialist assessment.
Read article →Bottle Refusal: Why it Happens and What to Do
Bottle refusal is one of the most stressful feeding challenges parents face. A highly specialist SLT explains the common causes and practical steps that can help.
Read article →What to Expect from an Adult Dysphagia Assessment
If you or a loved one has been referred for a swallowing assessment, here's exactly what happens and what to expect from the process.
Read article →What to Expect from a Paediatric Feeding Assessment
If your child has been referred for a feeding assessment, here's exactly what happens and what to expect from the process.
Read article →Signs Your Baby May Have a Feeding Difficulty
Feeding your baby should feel manageable - but some signs suggest something more is going on. A highly specialist SLT explains what to look out for.
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