London Speech and Feeding Blog

Holiday meals don’t have to mean sensory overload. This blog shares strategies to support sensory-sensitive children through the holiday season, without pressure, tears, or overwhelm.

We’re kicking off December with a major neurodiversity-affirming shift for parents of young autistic children! This blog post ditches the outdated advice and gives you permission to validate, observe, and trust your child’s self-regulation tools.

Let’s talk about how AAC (Augmentative & Alternative Communication) isn’t a ‘last resort’. It’s a launch-pad to connection, confidence & language.

Did you know that how your child breathes can affect their speech, feeding, and facial development? In this blog, I explore the hidden impact of mouth breathing, what signs to watch for, and gentle ways to support better breathing patterns at home.

Feeling like you’re fighting a losing battle with your baby’s reflux or gassiness? This post explains why assessing your baby’s suck pattern is the secret key to a calmer, happier feeding experience.

In this blog, I share five practical steps to make Halloween calm and joyful, from choosing comfy costumes to creating a quiet retreat space.

The most effective therapy happens when it doesn’t look like therapy at all. This blog gives you a number of simple, high-impact strategies to connect with your child through joyful play.

Tired of your child running off during story time? Ready to transform frustration into a fun, functional story time? Read this blog!

This post demystifies AAC, highlights the crucial role of modelling, and provides practical examples of how low-tech AAC can be seamlessly integrated into everyday activities.