Did you know that 1 in 37 children under the age of 5 have a Pediatric Feeding Disorder? May is Pediatric Feeding Disorder (PFD) month and team ezpz is spreading awareness by...

Self-feeding with utensils can be a complex task for toddlers with Down syndrome. Here are a few tips for teaching utensil exploration, independence and consistency.  Teaching Exploration: The first step...

As a pediatric feeding specialist and speech language pathologist, Ms. Dawn (M.S, CCC-SLP) helps many parents of babies with Down syndrome. On today's blog she is busting a few feeding...

Teaching your older baby or toddler to drink from a straw cup is a critical swallowing milestone. As a pediatric feeding + swallowing specialist, I often see parents and professionals...

Today is the International Day of People with Disabilities. Team ezpz recognizes that children who live with disabilities tend to struggle more at mealtime. For this reason, we are passionate...

Learning how to use a spoon and fork independently are fun mealtime milestones for kids. But sometimes parents are confused about the ages of utensil use or if they should...

Do you feel calmer and more grounded when you eat crunchy foods or have a warm drink? Or, perhaps you find yourself more focused after you've worked out or more...

One of the feeding concerns parents have with their toddlers (and older kids) is the danger of pocketing. Food pocketing occurs when a child holds leftover food in their mouth...

October is Down Syndrome Awareness Month, and we celebrate by educating the public on different topics related to children with Down syndrome. We love our friends with Down syndrome and,...

Do you have a baby that holds food in their mouth and refuses (or is unable) to swallow it? In my feeding courses, I educate parents on how pocketing can...

Parents want children to socialize with their peers during play dates, after school activities and sporting events. However, if your child is a picky eater, these events can be the...

Cleft lip and palate affect thousands of infants and children in the United States each year. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates 7,000 babies will...

ezpz’s dynamic community of engaged parents and pediatric professionals are looking for education and resources to help children with their feeding skills. For this reason, I have put together some...

Here at ezpz we have a large community of parents and medical professionals specializing in feeding therapy. Both groups ask me questions on how to select and use our products...

Dips and dippers are important tools in feeding development, especially if your child has finicky tendencies towards trying new foods. Dipping may also help reduce picky eating and encourage kids...

I am constantly receiving emails from our community (parents, friends, baby product inventors, therapists, etc.) asking how to give feeding advice to a friend. Here are a few examples of...

Do you have a baby or toddler that loses focus at mealtime because of the mess? Or, do you have a child that has sensory issues when it comes to...

Are you fearful that your infant / toddler is going to choke at mealtime? Join the club! The good news is that by understanding how children choke, parents can learn...

Searching for sensory-based feeding products that encourage a child with autism to try new foods can be overwhelming for a parent or feeding therapist. Luckily, silicone is one of the...

Finding feeding products that engage a child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can be challenging. But if you are aware of their unique sensory needs, picking the right product can...

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental disability that affects a child in varying degrees. Generally, these children tend to have more feeding and sensory challenges than their peers. Since...

March is National Frozen Foods Month, and on this blog I want to discuss the benefits of buying frozen foods for your family, especially for your picky eater!Texture: A successful...

You can wear the color green for more than St. Patty’s day this month; green is the color for Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month too! Help team ezpz spread education and...

Eating disorders are becoming more prevalent in the pediatric population, and being aware of the different diagnoses and treatment options can help parents get the support they need. This week...