Feeding Aversion vs Reflux: How to Tell the Difference
Many babies who cry, arch, or refuse feeds are assumed to have reflux. But in healthy, thriving babies, feeding aversion... Read more
Here are some of the experiences parents have shared with us.
"We felt hopeless until our first meeting with Lindsay. Within weeks, our daughter went from refusing feeds to eagerly opening her mouth for the bottle — and no longer needed her NG tube.”
“Only 12 days after starting the program, we removed our daughter’s tube. She now LOVES her bottles, and our whole family can finally breathe again.”
"Our baby went from refusing every bottle to finishing 2–3oz feeds within days. She even pulled out her NG tube herself, and we haven’t looked back.”
“We started with a baby who refused to eat while awake. Now we have calm, lovely feeds — exactly what I always dreamed of.”
Many babies who cry, arch, or refuse feeds are assumed to have reflux. But in healthy, thriving babies, feeding aversion... Read more
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