Whether breast or bottle feeding, we all need a little support sometimes
Feeding your baby isn’t always as easy as you thought it would be. The Feeding Group supports mothers and families through this journey with lactation support, breastfeeding techniques, and bottle-feeding guidance that will ease the stress of feeding your baby.
Feeding your baby doesn't have to be difficult or confusing
The Feeding Group can address many of the challenges that might come up during this new experience.
We can help with:
- Breastfeeding
- Positioning and latch
- Insufficient milk supply
- Oversupply of milk and painful engorgement
- Tongue tie or lip tie
- How to get a baby to take a bottle
- Weaning and returning to work
We’re there for every part of your feeding journey
By working together, we walk you and your baby through this new time, guiding you on ways to deal with any issues that may arise when breast or bottle feeding and providing supportive care for parents.
Our Approach
What makes The Feeding Group unique is our team approach to feeding, which includes Registered Dietitian and Occupational Therapist or Speech-Language Pathologist support. This allows us to provide a comprehensive approach to your child’s specific needs.
Our services
The Feeding Group is a team of registered healthcare professionals offering a uniquely collaborative approach which allows us to work together to support your child.
Breast and Bottle Feeding Support
This consultation includes a detailed feeding assessment with a Speech-Language Pathologist. You will receive simple but effective recommendations and strategies for you and your baby.
60-minute initial consultation: $180
Need a follow-up consultation?
Click here to book your appointment with one of our team members.
What to EXPECT
1. Schedule an Appointment
Book an appointment online or with our admin team. Prior to your appointment be sure to complete the online intake form.
2. Bring Relevant Items to Your Appointment
You will be asked to bring any feeding supplies you are using, such as: bottles, flanges, nipple shields.
3. Assessment
We will ask questions about medical history, feeding history, growth, feeding schedule and intake.
4. Feeding Observation
We will complete an oral motor assessment and observe your baby feeding.
5. Recommendations
We will provide recommendations to optimize your child’s breast or bottle feeding based on your goals and our assessment.
6. Suggested Follow-Up
If needed, we will recommend scheduling a follow-up appointment to support your baby.
Start Your Journey With The Feeding Group
The Feeding Group can help support you and your baby with breastfeeding or bottle feeding, allowing both of you to thrive during this special time.
