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Child & Family Connections #11 Phone: 312-942-7800 Fax: 312-942-7811, 312-942-7813 or 312-942-8510
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February 25th, 6:30-8:30 pm
It’s easy for grown-ups to forget to prioritize a child’s sense of safety and comfort
during mealtimes. This talk discusses how providers can prioritize safety and
connection for children who struggle to enjoy eating. Many practical examples are
given to help practitioners apply the information to their own practice.
Free for Caregivers! To register, please click link below.
Felt Safety : A Missing Piece at the Dinner Table - Chicago Feeding Group
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.
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
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.
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.
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