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  • Can Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) be Predicted from the Non-nutritive Suck (NNS) or Nutritive Suck(NS) in NICU infants?

    Can Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) be Predicted from the Non-nutritive Suck (NNS) or Nutritive Suck(NS) in NICU infants?

    MMP

    July 14, 2023
    Categories: Sensory Processing Feeding Disorder

    It has recently been reported that the first signs of autism occur during infancy and that between 6-12 months of age infants with ASD may…

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  • Development of Oral Feeding Skills in the Preterm and Term Infant-Developmental Readiness to Feed: Anatomic, and Physiologic Considerations

    Development of Oral Feeding Skills in the Preterm and Term Infant-Developmental Readiness to Feed: Anatomic, and Physiologic Considerations

    MMP

    May 30, 2023
    Categories: Neonatal Sucking Patterns

    Early development of the infant begins in utero and at 13 weeks post-conception the swallow emerges. By 18 weeks post-conception the infant is able to…

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  • Oral-motor Treatment versus Feeding Therapy; Differential Diagnosis for Prescriptive Therapy for the Child with Feeding Problems – The 10 Most Important Questions To Ask

    Oral-motor Treatment versus Feeding Therapy; Differential Diagnosis for Prescriptive Therapy for the Child with Feeding Problems – The 10 Most Important Questions To Ask

    MMP

    April 11, 2023
    Categories: Pediatric Feeding Disorder

    As a feeding therapist you often encounter infants and toddlers who have not eaten well, have poor weight gain, and may have even been diagnosed…

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  • Weaning From Tube Feeding to Oral Feeding: Commentary on Oral Aversion and Pediatric Feeding Disorders

    Weaning From Tube Feeding to Oral Feeding: Commentary on Oral Aversion and Pediatric Feeding Disorders

    MMP

    March 6, 2023
    Categories: Sensory Processing Feeding Disorder

    There are many infants in the NICU who are born prematurely and/or remain sick for a lengthy period of time. The medical conditions for these…

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  • How to Recognize a Sensory Processing Disorder Causing Feeding Aversion in an Infant or Toddler

    How to Recognize a Sensory Processing Disorder Causing Feeding Aversion in an Infant or Toddler

    MMP

    February 26, 2023
    Categories: Sensory Processing Feeding Disorder

    Oral feeding problems in infants and young children without neuromuscular dysfunction may occur at any stage of feeding development. Upon discharge from a prolonged hospital…

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  • Infant Feeding Skills Can Predict Later Developmental Outcome

    Infant Feeding Skills Can Predict Later Developmental Outcome

    MMP

    February 20, 2023
    Categories: Neonatal Sucking Patterns

    Since the 1970’s it has been reported that a deviant suck in preterm infants or sick term infants was a sign of neurological issues. This…

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Author

Marjorie Palmer is not only a pioneer, she has years of experience and a resume of success stories that have changed the lives of the infants she has cared for as well as the health care professionals who have taken her knowledge and applied it to their own practice.

Here you’ll have the opportunity to read and interact with articles she has written that will enhance your skill and your perspective on the work you do and the difference you make.

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