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Infants and toddlers with TOTs often have a history of difficulty feeding at the breast and/or with bottle feeding. As these infants prepare to transition from exclusive breast/bottle feeds to complementary feeds these challenges may persist.
This session focuses on supporting the transition to solid foods using an oral sensory motor approach paired with adapted baby-led weaning techniques (ABLW).
- List at least 3 challenges to introducing solid foods in infants with a history of TOTs.
- List at least 3 benefits of combining a sensory motor approach to feeding with ABLW techniques.
- Identify at least 4 integrated feeding techniques.
- 5 mins: Introduction
- 10 mins: Implications of Breastfeeding challenges
- 10 mins: A review of the motor skills for chewing
- 10 mins: Goals of a pre-feeding and therapeutic feeding program
- 20 mins: How to integrate a sensory motor approach with ABLW techniques.
- 5 mins: Conclusions
NOTE: there may changes to handouts/resources prior to the start of the workshop -- be sure you have reviewed any versions you may have downloaded to make sure you have the latest version
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Tresha
05 Nov 23