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Eosinphilic Esophagitis (EoE) cannot be diagnosed by symptoms alone. While your doctor can assess symptoms, the formal diagnosis of EoE is done by a gastroenterologist (GI doctor) using a test called an upper GI endoscopy (EGD) commonly called a “scope.” During this procedure, the doctor takes photos and small tissue samples, or biopsies, of the esophagus (and possibly stomach and small intestine) to look for eosinophils. Learn more: kidswithfoodallergies.org/eoe

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Our sweet addition to the family with her adorable parents. Great job Summer Marsh we are so proud of you! You are a fantastic mom! Griffin you are taking good care of your girls! Love y’all!
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Would you believe me if I told you just how many questions I get about baby p**p? 😆💩⁠
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What p**ping is like for a baby on formula can vary WIDELY. The good news? Almost everything is normal!⁠
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Here's what you need to know:⁠
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💩 Color - formula p**p is often green due to the iron in the formula. This is totally fine! Yellow and seedy (like you see with breastmilk), brown, or any combination of these three colors is typically normal. Black, red (i.e. bloody), or white stools should be brought to your pediatrician's attention.⁠
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💩 Texture - Formula p**ps can be liquidy, pasty (peanut butter texture, sorry for the visual 🙈) or even formed. The key is that we want stools to be SOFT. If your baby is having hard, pellet-like stools, talk to your pediatrician as a formula switch may be recommended.⁠
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💩 Frequency - Some babies p**p with every feeding, some p**p twice a day like clockwork, and others might only p**p once a week. All of these frequencies CAN be normal; I know it's hard to believe! Infrequency on its own does not equal constipation. Infrequency PLUS a hard, pellet-like texture is typically when your ped will want to intervene.⁠
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And remember, straining/grunting/getting-red-in-the-face is also not always a sign that baby is constipated. While we interpret these behaviors as "Help! My baby is in pain!," straining is sometimes simply a way for babies to create the intra-abdominal pressure required to push the p**p or gas out (as babies are not very good at coordinating the muscles necessary to "bear down").⁠
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As always, consult with your pediatrician if you have concerns about your baby's p**p, but know that in general, MANY variations of color, texture, or frequency, are perfectly normal.⁠
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👶💙 Give your precious little one the gift of healthy feeding with our specialized infant feeding therapy program! 🍼🥣

🌟 Is your baby struggling with feeding challenges? We're here to provide expert guidance and support. Our team of experienced therapists is dedicated to helping infants develop the necessary skills for successful feeding.

🥕🥣 Whether your baby is having difficulty with breastfeeding, bottle feeding, or transitioning to solid foods, we offer tailored solutions to address their unique needs. Our therapists will work closely with you and your little one to create a personalized feeding plan that promotes proper growth and nutrition.

💪🎯 Our comprehensive approach focuses on developing oral motor skills, strengthening muscles used during feeding, and improving coordination. Through gentle techniques and age-appropriate exercises, we help infants overcome feeding difficulties and establish healthy eating patterns.

✨👪 We understand that feeding challenges can be stressful for both parents and babies. That's why we provide a supportive and nurturing environment where you can feel confident and reassured. Our team will be by your side every step of the way, offering guidance, education, and encouragement.

📞📅 Don't wait to give your baby the support they need! Contact us today to schedule a consultation and start your journey towards successful feeding. Together, we'll ensure your little one receives the nutrition they deserve for a bright and healthy future. 👶💙🍼

Home Page You shouldn’t have to struggle to feed your little one! All parents want to make sure their little one gets enough to eat. So for parents who have a child who refuses to eat, feels discomfort, or even pain, feeding time can be agonizing. If feeding stress goes on long enough, your

TEACHING CHILDREN SOCIAL SKILLS CAN BE JUST AS IMPORTANT AS TEACHING ACADEMICS

This is a great chart that shows social skills that children should be learning through interactions at school and at home.

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