Feeding, Speech, & Oral Motor Therapy Thoughtfully Designed for Your Child

We support babies and young children with feeding, speech, and developmental needs through comprehensive evaluation and individualized therapy — so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.

Evaluation • Therapy • Parent Guidance

If any of this sounds familiar...

✓ Your baby coughs while bottle feeding or is struggling with growth and gain

✓ Your child is eating a very limited range of foods and mealtimes are a battle

✓ Your toddler isn't talking as much as expected

✓ Your child is frustrated with communication or struggles to be understood

✓ You feel like something is off, but haven't been given clear answers

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Picky Eating & Food Refusal

When your child’s eating feels limited or stressful, we help expand variety without pressure or power struggles.

We support children with limited accepted foods, strong preferences, or anxiety around eating. Therapy focuses on building comfort with food, expanding variety, improving oral motor skills, and helping families create more positive mealtime experiences.

Bottle Feeding & Infant Feeding

When feeding feels confusing or overwhelming, we help you understand why it’s happening — and how to make it easier.

We work with infants who struggle with long feeds, poor coordination, feeding aversion, or difficulty transitioning to solids. Our approach looks closely at oral motor function, feeding patterns, and overall regulation to improve efficiency and comfort during feeds.

Speech Delay & Early Communication

If your child isn’t communicating the way you expected, we help you understand what’s going on and how to support their progress.

We support children who are not yet talking, difficult to understand, or struggling to communicate effectively. Therapy focuses on building meaningful communication through connection, play, and functional language development.

Oral Motor & Myofunctional Therapy

We look beyond symptoms to address the underlying patterns that impact feeding, speech, and oral motor development — including airway.

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We address oral motor and airway-related factors such as tongue posture, mouth breathing, chewing patterns, and oral habits. These patterns play a critical role in feeding, speech clarity, and overall development.

A different approach to feeding and speech therapy

At Table Talk, we don’t jump straight into exercises or quick fixes. We take time to understand the full picture — your child’s feeding history, communication, oral motor development, behavior, and daily routines.

This allows us to create recommendations and therapies that are thoughtful, practical, and actually work in real life.