My Child Vomits When He Sees Me Eat!

Hi and welcome to What Works Wednesdays where we share a success story from one of our clinical cases. All names have been changed to preserve the privacy of the child and family. Our intent is to show readers how successful ABA can be. Today’s story is about a young man we call “Dennis”. Dennis [...]

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My Child Won’t Eat!

It occurred to us one day not too long ago, that parents are turning to the internet when they need help with something. This can include searching for help on getting pregnant, cooking delicious low-fat meals, training pets to stop barking, and many other things. Then it hit us! People may be searching for help [...]

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It is OK For Food to Touch

In the course of our clinical work, we experience of number of odd rituals or strange feeding behaviors in our clients. One of the behaviors we address through the course of intervention is tantrumming, crying, or refusing to eat food after it has touched another food. Remember, we serve children with and without disabilities so [...]

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Feeding Intervention Works!

Hi and welcome to “What Works Wednesdays” where we share a success story from one of our clinical cases. All names have been changed to preserve the privacy of the child and family. Our intent is to show readers how successful ABA can be. Today’s case is about a little girl named Bailey. Bailey was [...]

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Behavioral Feeding Intervention Works

Hi and welcome to “What Works Wednesdays” where we share a success story from one of our clinical cases. Our intent is to show readers how successful ABA can be. Today’s post will be slightly different from our previous What Works Wednesdays. We received inspiration from a guest blogger over at Yeah.Good Times. If you [...]

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The Devil in The Milk

Hi and welcome to “What Works Wednesdays” where we share a success story from one of our clinical cases. All names have been changed to preserve the privacy of the child and family. Our intent is to show readers how successful ABA can be. Nathan Today’s success story is about a little guy named Nathan. [...]

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Little Cherub=Hardest. Case. Ever.

Hi and welcome to “What Works Wednesdays” where we share a success story from one of our clinical cases. All names have been changed to preserve the privacy of the child and family. Our intent is to show readers how successful ABA can be. Today’s case highlights the struggles of a little peanut who reminded [...]

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Can We Address Feeding Issues at School?

Hi and welcome to Ask Missy Mondays where I respond to email questions from parents who are having difficulty with their child’s behavior. Today’s question comes from Tina, who is a teacher in a school district. Tina asks, “We have several children with feeding problems in our program. Is is appropriate for us to address [...]

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Know Your Milk

Well, we are most certain that the topic of today’s post is probably not the most appetizing to many of our readers. However, given one of the headline stories on yahoo, we felt compelled to chime in. We should first clarify that we are not nutritionists, nor are we pretending to be. (On a completely [...]

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Intensity Matters

Hi and welcome to “What Works Wednesdays” where we share a success story from one of our clinical cases. All names have been changed to preserve the privacy of the child and family. Our intent is to show readers how successful ABA can be. Today we want to introduce you to Jack. Jack was an [...]

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