Guest guest Posted August 22, 2006 Report Share Posted August 22, 2006 Hey everyone, Eva's feeding/speech theropist was here today and Eva is doing great with the bottle and eatting baby food (1st and 2nds foods) but when it comes to 3rds or little things like finger foods she has no clue how to chew. So her theropist is going to order some items to help her and I need to figure out what ones I want and I was wondering if anyone knows any good website to get some item ideas for feeding or had a good item that they liked and worked. Thanks, Crystal mom to (10), (3), and Eva (16 month old CHARGEr) wife to Dan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2006 Report Share Posted August 22, 2006 hmmmmm well for me and im still trying that is what we use jsut good old trying mannage a bit of chicken the toehr day never been able to do that befor > > Hey everyone, Eva's feeding/speech theropist was here today and Eva is > doing great with the bottle and eatting baby food (1st and 2nds foods) > but when it comes to 3rds or little things like finger foods she has > no clue how to chew. So her theropist is going to order some items to > help her and I need to figure out what ones I want and I was wondering > if anyone knows any good website to get some item ideas for feeding or > had a good item that they liked and worked. > Thanks, > Crystal mom to (10), (3), and Eva (16 month old CHARGEr) > wife to Dan > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2006 Report Share Posted August 22, 2006 Ellen- Your progress with eating is so exciting! It must be incredibly encouraging to the parents of younger kids to know that it's never too late! Keep going, girl! Michele W Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2006 Report Share Posted August 22, 2006 Crystal, I use a company called " Talk Tools " for a lot of Carmen's stuff. The woman who owns the company and started it was at the CHARGE Syndrome conference last year. I don't have the catalog or anything with me, but I bet if you look on the web you'll find it. Good luck. , mom to Zachary 5 yrs and Carmen 2 years (CHARGE) > > Hey everyone, Eva's feeding/speech theropist was here today and Eva is > doing great with the bottle and eatting baby food (1st and 2nds foods) > but when it comes to 3rds or little things like finger foods she has > no clue how to chew. So her theropist is going to order some items to > help her and I need to figure out what ones I want and I was wondering > if anyone knows any good website to get some item ideas for feeding or > had a good item that they liked and worked. > Thanks, > Crystal mom to (10), (3), and Eva (16 month old CHARGEr) > wife to Dan > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2006 Report Share Posted August 22, 2006 hi Crystal, I have used Talk Tools too and met Rosenfeld- at the confrence. I got the chewy tubes for Kate. They are called Ark Grabber and the other just chewy tubes. they are on line at www.talktools.net If you need any other help you could call me. Kim mom to Kate(27month CHaRGEr) > > > > Hey everyone, Eva's feeding/speech theropist was here today and Eva > is > > doing great with the bottle and eatting baby food (1st and 2nds > foods) > > but when it comes to 3rds or little things like finger foods she has > > no clue how to chew. So her theropist is going to order some items to > > help her and I need to figure out what ones I want and I was > wondering > > if anyone knows any good website to get some item ideas for feeding > or > > had a good item that they liked and worked. > > Thanks, > > Crystal mom to (10), (3), and Eva (16 month old CHARGEr) > > wife to Dan > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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