CFG Spotlight Series: Phalycia Barrios, Parenting a Child Who Struggled to Eat

Parenting a child that struggles to eat can certainly be difficult. Join the Chicago Feeding Group and hear from a parent that has faced the ups and downs of mealtime challenges. This event is free for caregivers, June 12th 6:30-8 p.m.  Interested in registering? Please click on the link below. Unable to make the live event? Be certain to check out their pre-recorded discussions around topics such as anxious eaters, bottle refusal and age appropriate meal-time expectations. 

Chicago Feeding Group

Same Food and Autistic Wellness

Do you have a child that gravitates towards the same favorite food each day? So often as caregivers we look at this sameness with concern. Chicago Feeding Group is hosting a discussion around eating and Autism. Speaker, Laura Hellfield, offers a perspective as a neurodivergent health care professional that specializes in eating, sleeping and self care. She is also passionate about supporting Autistic mental health by building community spaces, both in-person and online. Parents and caregivers have an opportunity to attend this free lecture on Wednesday, February 21st from 1-3 pm. To learn more and register, please access the link here, Same Food & Autistic Wellness 

When Mealtimes Feel Difficult

The Chicago Feeding Group is hosting a virtual group for parents and caregivers who would like to support their children through feeding challenges. The group is held on Thursdays from 12:45-2 pm on November 2, 16, 30th and December 14th. To learn more please click on the link below.

Chicago Feeding Group Parent Support  

Supporting Anxious Eaters and their Caregivers - 2 Opportunities!

Do you have feeding and nutrition concerns for your child? The Clubhouse and Cicero Therapies are offering a free one on one 30 minute consultation (through January 15th) with their feeding team. Please click on the link below to learn more and schedule your session.

Feeding & Nutrition Consultation 

Join the Chicago Feeding Group on January 31st, 6:30-8:30 p.m. for a parenting panel. This event will be a moderated discussion with parents who have children with feeding challenges. Parental stress, management of family life, effectiveness of interventions, and the role of a feeding therapist are topics that will be explored throughout the                                                                           discussion. 

Parent Panel: Parenting a Child who Struggles to Eat