Celebrating 20 Years of Feeding Matters and upcoming events.

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ICYMI: In this episode, we explore the Physician Outreach Project with co-Chair Lily Glasgo, PhD, OTR/L. The project focuses on improving physician understanding of Pediatric Feeding Disorder (PFD) through short, impactful videos and grassroots recruitment strategies.

Education for Primary Care Providers - Feeding Matters

ICYMI: In this episode, Emory Center for Ethics Director, John Lysaker brings an ethical lens to feeding care. From navigating autonomy to embracing the iterative nature of treatment, this conversation challenges us to think more deeply about how care is experienced, not just delivered.

The discussion also highlights the Center for Feeding Ethics, a new initiative from Feeding Matters created in collaboration with Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta to advance ethical standards in feeding care.

The Center for Feeding Ethics will engage clinicians, researchers, individuals with lived experience, and advocates in shaping the future of ethical feeding care.

If you are interested in contributing to this work, we invite you to complete the Interest Form.

Learn more about the Center for Feeding Ethics.

ICYMI: In this episode Jinhee Park, Ph.D., RN, shares how research, clinical expertise, and compassionate care come together to improve feeding outcomes for our most vulnerable infants. From early questions in the NICU to innovative tools and approaches.

In this episode, Jaclyn and Hayley discuss the recent Feeding Matters Feeding + Eating Psychology Summit, highlighting insights, key themes like connection, relationship, and cultural responsiveness, and the importance of community and shared values in feeding and healthcare.

2026 Feeding + Eating Psychology Summit: On-Demand Registration September 7-October 30, 2026

In this episode, Dr. Nikhila Raol, Feeding Matters’ advocacy pillar chair, discusses the importance of advocacy in improving care for children with pediatric feeding disorder. She shares insights on how different advocacy efforts, from policy to community outreach, can make a significant impact.

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In this episode, Kelsey Thompson and Cuyler Romeo discuss their recent publication on multidisciplinary approaches to pediatric feeding disorder, highlighting key themes like academic preparation, workplace infrastructure, and family-centered care. They explore practical opportunities for improving provider training and family engagement across diverse settings.

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In this episode, Yomi Ogedegbe shares her journey with her child’s pediatric feeding disorder, the work of the Feeding Alliance's Family Support pillar, and how families can find resources, community, and support through Feeding Matters.

Family Assistance Program: Applications for support are now open! Submissions are due by 11:59pm ET on Sunday, October 11, 2026. https://itsnotpickyeating.org/family-assistance/