Our Courses

Taking an online course from Feeding Littles is like having a dietitian and a feeding therapist in your back pocket. For years our clients have said, “Why didn’t anyone tell me this?” after a private session, and we knew we had to figure out how to help more people have access to this information and support. Our online courses allow you to get the help you need in your own home at a fraction of the cost of private sessions. We teach parents and caregivers how to help their baby self-feed, what to do if your child becomes a picky eater and how to help them have a healthy relationship with food for life. 

Our Infant Course was designed to help babies learn how to feed themselves right when they start solids, around 6 months of age. However, many families use it to help transition off of spoon-feeding pureed food in older babies. We recommend taking it when your baby is 5-6 months old, but it can be taken at any time to help your baby learn to feed themselves.

Our Toddler/Kid Course is perfect for 10-month-olds who are already feeding themselves all the way through kids ages 5-7 years of age. In early 2022 the course will be adapted to accommodate kids ages 1-10+ years old, and everyone who has the current Toddler/Kid Course will receive those updates.

No, our courses are yours once you buy them (as long as we are in the business of hosting courses!). Take it now or save it for later – it’s all on your time!

Yes – for free! If you own a course, you receive all the updates as they happen.

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We all eat differently based on our allergies, special dietary needs, cultural foods, access to food and budget. Our courses help you feed your child the foods that work for your family.

We have served many clients who have children with unique medical or developmental needs. Every child is different and may require a more tailored approach to feeding depending upon their specific situation. While our online courses have been designed for typically-developing full-term children, parents of children with various needs oftentimes find the many tips, ideas and strategies helpful for their unique child. Of course, our courses do not replace individualized therapy or guidance from your provider team. 

Our courses share scientifically-backed feeding therapy and nutrition strategies, but they’re not a replacement for individualized therapy when needed. If your child is still struggling after implementing our recommendations, we suggest taking this Feeding Matters Questionnaire, which can help you understand if your child needs more help. 

If your child has issues with chewing/swallowing, sensory development, growth, behavior at mealtimes or anything that affects how they eat, talk to your provider about a referral to a feeding therapist. This practitioner is likely an Occupational Therapist or Speech Language Pathologist with experience in feeding.

If your child has issues with nutritional deficiencies, specific dietary needs or allergies, growth, dieting behaviors or anything having to do with what they eat, talk to your provider about a referral to a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist. We recommend practitioners trained in Intuitive Eating and pediatrics.

If you want more individualized guidance, we recommend working locally with a dietitian or feeding therapist in your area. Ask your provider for a referral locally.  You can also head to feedingmatters.org to find a feeding specialist or eatright.org to find a dietitian.