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Milwaukee Myo
Mequon Speech and Learning Connection
262-302-4166
office@mequonspeech.com
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Infant and Toddler Suck Retraining and Feeding
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How do I know when to bring my infant or toddler in for feeding and swallowing services?
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*Difficulty latching onto the bottle or breast for infant feedings
*Clicking noise when nursing
*Pain with nursing/mastitis/cracked and bleeding nipples
*Duration of bottle feeds, breastfeeding, or mealtime exceeds 30 minutes
*Infant consistently pushes the nipple out from mouth or seems stressed out upon presentation of the bottle or during feedings.
*Moderate or significant liquid loss during bottle or breastfeeding
*Persistent poor weight gain, or weight loss
*Infant fatigues easily and cannot remain alert during bottle or breastfeeding
*Infant feeds frequently
*Difficulty transitioning from bottle or breastfeeding to solid foods
*Gagging, choking, or coughing prior to or during breast and bottle feeds or with liquid or solid foods during mealtimes.
*Colic and reflux
*Range of foods in repertoire is restricted to less than 20 different foods at 18 months of age or older
*Avoidance of entire categories of food types or textures
*Difficulty chewing foods, pocketing (holding food in cheeks) or spitting out foods
*Difficulty drinking liquids from an open cup by the age of 18 months
*Difficulty drinking from straws
*Persistently reported by parent as a picky eater
*Mealtime is very stressful for infant, child and/or parents; infant or child may consistently cry or ‘fall apart’ upon presentation of the bottle, breast or solid food.
*Difficulty transitioning to solids
*Difficulty with self feeding
*If your child was diagnosed with a tongue or lip tie
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