Parenthood brings joy and challenges. One of the primary concerns often revolves around infant feeding – a process that can be both rewarding and overwhelming. At Red Door Pediatric Therapy, we understand the intricacies of infant feeding and are dedicated to supporting mothers through this crucial phase. Identifying Feeding Difficulties
Sensory processing is a crucial aspect of a child’s development that affects their functional, behavioral, emotional, and social development. It involves how children understand and interpret the information they receive from their environment through their senses. This information includes what they see, smell, taste, touch, and hear, as well as
Sensory integration is a critical aspect of a child’s development, encompassing how they process and respond to sensory input from their environment. It’s a foundational element that affects everything from daily activities to social interactions. Identifying Sensory Regulation Difficulties Children with sensory regulation challenges might experience: Understanding Hypersensitivity Some children
Parents and caregivers often seek effective ways to support their children’s attention and sensory processing abilities. At Red Door Pediatric Therapy, with locations in Beulah, Minot, Grand Forks, Bismarck and Fargo, North Dakota, we offer the Therapeutic Listening program, a unique and innovative approach that combines the science of sound
Feeding a newborn is often perceived as a natural process, but many parents face challenges that can be overwhelming. Issues like difficulty latching, keeping the baby aroused enough for feeding, and concerns about adequate nutrition are common in the first critical weeks after birth. The Role of Healthcare Professionals Trained
Picky eating in children is a common challenge that impacts family meals and nutritional balance. This post delves into the reasons behind picky eating and offers strategies for making meal times more harmonious and nutritious. What Causes Picky Eating? Picky eating often stems from: When Does Picky Eating Become a
Breastfeeding is a journey unique to each mother and child, often marked by challenges. While it’s natural, it’s not always straightforward or easy. Understanding these complexities is crucial for new mothers who may face unexpected difficulties to make this journey smoother for you and your baby. The Reality of Breastfeeding
For children with sensory processing disorders (SPD), public bathrooms can become a battleground of overwhelming sensations, especially when confronted with the loud sounds emitted by toilets, hand dryers, and the startling nature of automatic flushing toilets. These sensory challenges often heighten anxiety and discomfort, making a routine bathroom visit a distressing experience.
As a parent, it can be a challenge to feed a picky eater. We all want our children to eat a healthy and balanced diet, but sometimes it feels like all they want to eat are chicken nuggets and mac and cheese. While picky eating is common in young children, it can be frustrating for parents who want to ensure their child is getting the nutrients they need.
By: Red Door Pediatric Staff Difficulty with feeding is a concerning issue for parents and caregivers. Proper nutrition is crucial for typical growth and development. When infants are not getting enough to eat, it can lead to a variety of health problems. If you are experiencing feeding concerns with your