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What No One Tells You About Feeding Your Baby with Feeding Specialist Jordyn Koveleski Gorman | 260
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Summary
Ever stood in the baby food aisle feeling completely lost? This episode is for you. This week, Trish sits down with Jordyn Koveleski Gorman - licensed speech-language pathologist, feeding specialist, and founder of Eat Play Say - to talk about the stuff your pediatrician simply doesn't have time to cover at a 15-minute well visit. With nearly a decade of clinical experience and a community of over 800,000 parents, Jordyn breaks it all down in a way that will actually make mealtimes feel less like a battle and more like a win. Join the Calm Mama Membership: labornursemama.com/cms Leave a review and include your Instagram username for a chance to win our monthly raffle! In this episode, you'll learn: 🥄 The #1 mistake parents make when introducing the highchair — and the simple shift that changes everything 🥦 Baby-led weaning vs. purees: which method is better? (Hint: Jordyn's answer might surprise you) 😤 Why your toddler suddenly hates the food they loved yesterday — and exactly what to say when it happens 🍕 The food prep trick that gets picky eaters to actually try new foods (no pressure, no power struggle) 💡 How to give your toddler just enough control to make mealtimes easier for everyone The golden nuggets you don't want to miss: Jordyn shares that babies may need 20 to 100 presentations of a food before accepting it - so that refusal at dinner? Completely normal. She also walks through why the experience around food matters far more than the method you choose, and how to build a positive relationship with mealtimes from the very first bite. More from Jordyn from Eat, Play, Say: Follow her on Instagram & TikTok : @eatplaysay Visit EatPlaySay.com & Check out her handbooks available for parents ! Helpful Timestamps: 00:00 What No One Tells You About Feeding You…