What a great blog, and thank you for posting the cute 'recipe' ideas! My daughter(almost 7) has been in feeding therapy for 2 years- slow going but we are seeing a LOT of progress! (the first time we attempted this she was just not responsive AT ALL, so it took time to find the RIGHT therapists and the right timing to start again!) We are learning to enjoy even the smallest of milestones! Wonderful therapists like yourself are invaluable to parents! Keep up the great work! through working with our therapists (my Daughter and son both have PT, OT and my daughter has the feeding therapy) we have come up iwth a lot of fun ways to help at home as well. if you are interested- check out our sensory blog http://bratma3.blogspot.com/ -working on foods A-Z one letter at a time, different foods with that letter, and exploring and playing and often TRYING! we have had a LOT of progress since starting this as well! LOTS OF FUN! anyway- thanks for your time in making this blog, helpful to so many!
Thank you so much for the feeback! I checked out your blog and it is wonderful! What a great way to introduce new foods and ideas to your children and journal about it along the way! Those are creative and fun ideas and I can see that you take the time and the patience that is needed to help your children overcome these sensory challenges! Props to you, mom!
Don't let her cuteness trick you...she's a mess ;-)
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great blog, and thank you for posting the cute 'recipe' ideas! My daughter(almost 7) has been in feeding therapy for 2 years- slow going but we are seeing a LOT of progress! (the first time we attempted this she was just not responsive AT ALL, so it took time to find the RIGHT therapists and the right timing to start again!) We are learning to enjoy even the smallest of milestones! Wonderful therapists like yourself are invaluable to parents! Keep up the great work!
ReplyDeletethrough working with our therapists (my Daughter and son both have PT, OT and my daughter has the feeding therapy) we have come up iwth a lot of fun ways to help at home as well. if you are interested- check out our sensory blog http://bratma3.blogspot.com/ -working on foods A-Z one letter at a time, different foods with that letter, and exploring and playing and often TRYING! we have had a LOT of progress since starting this as well! LOTS OF FUN!
anyway- thanks for your time in making this blog, helpful to so many!
Bratma--
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the feeback! I checked out your blog and it is wonderful! What a great way to introduce new foods and ideas to your children and journal about it along the way! Those are creative and fun ideas and I can see that you take the time and the patience that is needed to help your children overcome these sensory challenges! Props to you, mom!
Kristina