Hallie Bulkin (YouTube video, Dec 30, 2025) argues that airway considerations are increasingly integrated into feeding assessments: clinicians are beginning to screen for breathing patterns, mouth posture, and sleep symptoms during feeding evaluations. This framing positions feeding therapists as important participants in early airway intervention and highlights an emerging opportunity for greater clinical impact.
All right. And so, you know, the last piece here that I want to highlight as far as, like, the trends that I've seen in the field, is that airway is a new frontier, my friends. We've been waiting for this day. I don't think we're completely there, but we're getting there, more so every single day, and that is that airway and feeding are inseparable. So clinicians are finally screening for breathing patterns, mouth posture, sleep symptoms as part of feeding assessments. And this shift is positioning feeding therapists as key players in. In early airway intervention. Right. That, my friends, is a massive opportunity for having massive impact.
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