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Infant and Pediatric Feeding Resources
For families and for providers. Free with your member account.
Built by Marissa Douglas, M.S., CCC-SLP, a certified pediatric feeding and tongue tie specialist in Tampa Bay. Infant feeding is a speech-language pathology specialty: the same oral structures and coordination that drive sucking, swallowing, and breathing in the first weeks of life shape chewing, speech, and airway development later. These resources start at the beginning.
Inside the library
Free with a member account. Built by a pediatric feeding and tongue tie specialist.
Newborn and infant feeding. Latch, bottle refusal, paced feeding, reflux, and slow weight gain.
Tongue and lip ties. What a restriction is, what it is not, and what to expect before and after a release.
Transitions and milestones. Starting solids, moving past purees, new textures, and picky eating.
Airway and oral development. How early feeding patterns shape chewing, speech, sleep, and breathing.
For providers. Case guides, screening tools, and handouts for your own caseload. Certificate of attendance only, not ASHA or Florida board approved CE.
Self-paced courses are coming. Members hear first and get early access pricing.