For Parents And Caregivers - Pediatric Feeding

Overview

This event will provide a certificate of completion to parents and caregivers.

Feeding can sometimes be an overwhelming concept to caregivers, with often contrasting approaches and theories in early childhood feeding development. This free, two part learning series will support caregivers with objective facts, considerations, and practical implementations when considering all things feeding in infancy and childhood. Join to appreciate the significance of pediatric feeding development in children’s lives! This course is recorded, so caregivers can learn at their own pace. 

Following this training, caregivers will be able to:

Defined feeding legacy 
Recognize the impact of the environment on feeding 
Identify the stages of feeding development from 0 to 18 months.

Curriculum

1 Section
1 Lesson
Lifetime

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Video - Pediatric Feeding - Infants and Toddlers Part 1
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  Video – Pediatric Feeding – Infants and Toddlers Part 1

Instructor

Jennifer Earnheart

Jennifer earned her Master's degree in Communication Disorders at Louisiana Health Science Center New Orleans in May of 2007. She has worked at Therapy 2000 since October 2022. During that time, she has served as a Clinical Feeding Specialist in the North Houston division. She also has experience working in a neurorehabilitation setting both inpatient and outpatient with children and adults. She believes in helping to ensure that the parent-child bond is at the center of all that we do. She enjoys working with a wonderful team of therapists who have a passion for helping babies and children learn to feed.