A parent noticed their second child had night terrors, bedwetting, snoring, and teeth grinding. After discovering pediatric feeding therapy around 2020, they learned these symptoms often connect to how kids eat and breathe. The speaker completed myofunctional therapy training and now helps other families understand the link.
2020.
About 2019.
Learning more. I hopped in to feed the peds. I think I was one of the first ones in 2020 when that launched because I mean we had nothing else to do but they actually feeding all day because there was nowhere to go. And so I hopped into that and throughout the course of those years I started to notice, well, I very much noticed patterns in my second child who was waking a lot at night with night terrors, bedwetting, snoring like an old man grinding her teeth every night. And so I was at a feeding course, a different feeding course in person in about 2019 and I someone was like well you should look into myofunctional therapy. And I'm like I'm sorry, what is this thing that you're talking about? And I heard about it and I went home and I just never stopped learning about it. Took an intro course and then took myomethod and I haven't, I just haven't stopped since.
What I Was Missing in Feeding Therapy: ARFID, Airway, and Myo with Samy Hernandez
