Children diagnosed with pediatric feeding disorder (PFD) or avoidant/restrictive food intake
disorder (ARFID) may present with comorbid oral-motor delays that often contribute to their …

Children with feeding disorders might pack or expel food when they lack the oral‐motor
skills, the motivation, or both, to swallow. Bolus placement directly on the tongue with a Nuk …

The current study examined the effects of bite placement with a flipped versus upright spoon
on expulsion and mouth clean (product measure of swallowing) in the treatment of 3 …

For children with feeding disorders, nonremoval procedures combined with reinforcement
are often used by practitioners to treat initial food refusal (Volkert et al., 2016; Volkert & …

Purpose Recognizing the need to advance the treatment of pediatric feeding disorders, an
emerging area of inquiry focuses on therapeutic techniques that address expulsion and …

Children with feeding disorders may pack food when they lack the oral‐motor skills, the
motivation, or both to swallow. Presenting bites on the tongue with a Nuk brush, or …

We evaluated the effects of redistribution and swallow facilitation with a flipped spoon on
packing in 2 children with a feeding disorder. For both participants, packing decreased when …

Research has shown that nonremoval of the spoon and physical guidance procedures can
be effective in treating active food refusal (eg, head turning and spoon pushing) and …

Packing (holding food in the mouth) is a problematic mealtime behavior displayed by
children with feeding disorders that may cause prolonged meal durations and decreased …

The current study examined the rate of expulsions and mouth cleans across 3 presentation
methods (upright spoon, flipped spoon, Nuk brush) for a 3‐year‐old girl with a feeding …