Introducing solids is an exciting milestone—but for some babies, the shift from breast or bottle to table foods doesn’t go as smoothly as expected. If your little one is resisting solids, gagging, or only wanting to nurse or take a bottle past 12 months of age, feeding therapy can help bridge the gap.

Feeding your baby is meant to be a bonding, nurturing experience—but for many families, bottle feeding doesn’t go as smoothly as expected. Whether you're exclusively bottle-feeding, supplementing, or transitioning from breast to bottle, challenges can arise that leave parents feeling frustrated, overwhelmed, or unsure of what to do next. That’s where occupational therapy (OT) can step in to help.