In this episode Hallie discussed the difference between picky eating and selective eating and how to avoid giving a child a complex over their eating habits, especially since there is usually something MORE going on.

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In this episode Hallie discusses the reasons for introducing solids at 6 months of age and why food before one is necessary for skill development. Topics covered include:

• Nutritional considerations (e.g., zinc, iron, etc)
• Allergy considerations; specifically introduction of peanuts at 6 months, after introducing solids, for children who are at risk for developing a peanut allergy. For those not at risk peanuts should be introduced between 6-12 months of age.
• Oral motor skills needed for feeding
• and MORE…

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Hallie talks about her love language, TOTs! Specifically, she covers how providers are misdiagnosing babies by saying they just have a "mild tongue tie" without actually doing a functional evaluation of both mom AND baby. She touches on the issues she sees in her office as well as the symptoms moms don't always realize are related to the babies TOTs. 

She also references her upcoming 5 day challenge to screening your first pediatric feeding case starting March 11, 2020. Join that FREE 5 day challenge here: www.feedthepeds.com/training 

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In this episode, Hallie talks to Dr. Brian Tuckey, PT, OCS, JSCCI. He explains fascial counterstraining and how fascia affects pain and inflammation in the body.

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In this episode, Hallie talks to Pediatric ENT Dr. David McIntosh, MBBS, PhD, FRACS (ORL). Dr. McIntosh specializes in tonsillectomy in children and how airway issues relate to sleep apnea and other symptoms. They talk about the risks vs. benefits of tonsillectomy, the difference between tonsillectomy and tonsilotomy, and how obstructed breathing issues can lead to long-term consequences for overall health.

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In this episode, Hallie talks to Dr. Lawrence Kotlow, DDS, PC, about tethered oral tissues, lasers, nursing, and other issues regarding tongue and lip ties. Dr. Kotlow explains the differences between the various lasers used to release tethered oral tissues and which one he prefers. He also talks about how tethered oral tissues affect both babies and mothers and how he evaluates and treats TOTs.

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In this episode, Hallie continues her conversation with Joan Comrie, M.S., CCC-SLP. They discuss the STEP feeding program, pacifiers, best bottles for breastfeeding babies, and paced bottle feeding.

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In this episode, Hallie talks to Rishita Jaju, DMD, MALD, CLC. Dr. Rishita is a dentist specializing in the laser release of tethered oral tissues. They talk about the importance of educating parents about the full process of tongue-tie release and the role various providers play in providing the best care. Dr. Rishita explains the difference between a tongue-tie "clip" and a full release. They also discuss new AAPD guidelines with regard to tethered oral tissues.

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