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Child's Mealtime Behavior: Evidence-based Tips for Feeding Disability

Discover if keeping children at the table during meals truly helps improve their eating habits. The 2011 group consists of 9 speech pathologists and 1 occupational therapist from ADHC and Cerebral Palsy Alliance.

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Child's Mealtime Behavior: Evidence-based Tips for Feeding Disability

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    1. “Just take a bite!” Is keeping a child at the table during mealtimes REALLY the best way to get them to eat? Evidence Based Practice, Feeding Disability

    2. Who are we? The 2011 group is comprised of: 9 speech pathologists from ADHC and Cerebral Palsy Alliance 1 occupational therapist from ADHC

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