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Drooling in Young Children

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Speech and Spoon Therapy

Molly Lineham MS CCC-SLP, PFTspeechandspoontherapy@gmail.comcommunication & feeding services for ME & NH
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Lunch doesn’t have to be perfect to be effective. If your child is a picky eater, try this simple shift: 👉 include a safe food (something they usually eat) 👉 add a learning food (something new or less preferred) That’s it. No pressure We may do this without even realizing it… “What’s that called?” “What color is it?” “Who do you see?” It may feel like we’re helping but it can actually put pressure on kids to perform instead This is not “just try it” feeding therapy. This is confidence-building, relationship-centered, no-pressure progress. 🌞 What Makes Brave Bites Different? ✔️ Weekly in-home sessions (because real progress happens in real life) ✔️ Parent c It’s homemade pizza night, and the toddlers are cooking! 🧀🍕 When kids help make food, they’re more likely to explore it. Touching, smelling, sprinkling, spreading… it all counts as exposure. Save your spot today! 🍕🍓🍋🧀🥦
Excited to work with you! ☀️ ☀️ Hot take: your toddler eating off your plate isn’t bad manners Why Letting Your Toddler Eat Off Your Plate Can Be a GOOD Thing! 1. Low-pressure exposure: When toddlers steal bites, they’re getting low-stakes exposure to new foods&mdash