Services

invest in feeding peace of mind

Check out our feeding package offerings below:

Please note, feeding support packages are not eligible for insurance reimbursement


Feeding support packages are not meant to replace 1:1 skilled feeding therapy and are not recommended for infants who are being referred for lactation support or feeding therapy by their medical providers.


Keep reading if you believe your child may need 1:1 feeding therapy.

1:1 skilled intervention

Feeding Therapy

Direct 1:1 feeding therapy services are designed for infants and children with lactation difficulties, swallowing disorders, or impaired oral intake that is not age-appropriate and is associated with medical, nutritional, feeding skill, and/or psychosocial dysfunction.


Please read the symptom list below or answer the linked 6-question survey to see if 1:1 feeding therapy is something your child may need.

Bottle Feeding Difficulties 
and Aversions


Not sure if your child needs feeding therapy? Answer these 6 questions!
Signs your child may be struggling with bottle feeding:
  • Weak suck
  • Gagging
  • Frequent coughing while feeding
  • Breath holding spells
  • Feedings lasting <5 minutes
  • Feedings lasting >30 minutes
  • Falling asleep during feedings
  • Excessive irritability during feeding
  • Bottle refusal
  • Weight loss or drop from growth curve
This sounds like my child

 Lactation Support


Signs of Breastfeeding Difficulty:
  • Difficulty latching
  • Difficulty sustaining latch
  • Pain with latching
  • Chaffed, cracked nipples 
  • Mother never feels like breast empties
  • Infant falls asleep at breast
  • Infant refuses breast
  • Frequent coughing during feedings
  • Breath holding spells
  • Weight loss or drop from growth curve
This sounds like my child

Pediatric Feeding Disorders, Dysphagia, and Picky Eating


Signs of an Acute (<3 months) or Chronic (>3 months) Pediatric Feeding Disorder:

  • Inefficient suck with breast and/or bottle
  • Frequent gagging or vomiting
  • Limited chewing
  • Food remains in cheeks for extended periods of time
  • Very selective with foods
  • Difficulty advancing from puree to table foods
  • Food refusal
  • Frequent tantrums about food or mealtimes
  • Concerns for aspiration or choking
This sounds like my child

Service Locations

In-home services are offered within a 20 mile radius of Londonderry, NH

Office visits offered at 1B Commons Drive Suite 7 Londonderry, NH

Virtual telehealth visits also available

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