Published by First Things First on Mar 12, 2018

While every child develops at their own pace, there are certain milestones they should reach from birth to 5 years old in how they play, eat, learn, speak, behave andRead full post…

Published by Feeding Matters on Mar 05, 2018

Every year, the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics supports a nutrition education and information campaign called National Nutrition Month®. National Nutrition Month® encourages research through credible, scientific-based food and nutritionRead full post…

Published by Debbie Simons on Feb 27, 2018

“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” –Helen Keller Growth is something that most nonprofits strive for, regardless of their size. Small nonprofits want toRead full post…

Published by Renee Bergeron on Feb 15, 2018

For February, a time known for American Heart Month, National Wear Red day, and Valentine’s Day, Feeding Matters welcomes guest contributor Renee Bergeron, author of Little Earthling Blog. A momRead full post…

Published by Kristen French on Feb 10, 2018

It seems like non-profits have been asking me to donate for as long as I can remember. Whether I was stopped by a stranger asking for spare change outside ofRead full post…

Published by Traci Nagy on Feb 06, 2018

As the 8th Annual Feeding Tube Awareness Week begins, Feeding Matters is honored to welcome guest blogger and constant supporter Traci Nagy. Traci is the Founder of Feeding Tube AwarenessRead full post…

Published by Feeding Matters on Jan 22, 2018

At 3 months old, Zoe began showing signs of pediatric feeding disorder – refusing to eat, arching her back, screaming, and crying at mealtimes. Her parents were desperate for help.Read full post…

Published by Feeding Matters on Jan 12, 2018

Many people are unaware of the impact of pediatric feeding disorder. Today, Brenda shares her son’s daily feeding schedule. James, age 3, has an undiagnosed pediatric feeding disorder and reliesRead full post…

Published by Feeding Matters on Jan 04, 2018

With the start of a new year, we are energized to continue our work advocating for a functional system of care for children with pediatric feeding disorder, knowing it isRead full post…

Published by Allyson Goodwyn-Craine on Jun 10, 2017

Infants with recessed jaw/ retrognathia present with unique feeding challenges and are sometimes misdiagnosed with ankyloglossia or tongue tie. This is of particular concern, because in some cases a frenulectomyRead full post…