Our Community of Practice - Feeding/Mealtimes
Collated by our therapists, here you will find useful links to external websites, products and services that contain trusted advice in various areas of child feeding and mealtimes.

​Please note that any advice accessed via these links is is general in nature and is not professional advice relating to a child’s specific circumstances. If in doubt, seek professional advice.
Feeding & Mealtimes
  • SENSE-ational Mealtimes - a book that gives strategies for parents to manage tricky mealtime behaviours at home
  • Mealtime Building Blocks -  blog written by Perth child dietitian, Dr Kyla  Smith. Kyla often posts nutrition reviews on common supermarket foods
  • Babble and Munch - shares great parent and health professionals with feeding specific training and information!
  • My Munch Bug - mealtimes blog run by paediatric feeding expert and author Melanie Potock
  • Accessible Chef - a collection of free visual recipes and other resources to help teach cooking skills to individuals with disabilities

Bottle & Breastfeeding
​​​Early Skills for Living & Learning Handouts - Developmental Occupational Therapy WA
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