The Talk with
April Anderson
A dynamic blog series by April Anderson exploring the latest in feeding therapy, speech practice management, teletherapy, and practical strategies that clinicians can implement right away.
The Talk with April Anderson
Infant Bottle Feeding: It's Not About the Brand, It's About the Match
Dive into best practices for matching bottle flow rate, feeding cues, and caregiver positioning for safer, more comfortable infant bottle feeding.
Beyond Labels: Speech Therapy Strategies for Children With Communication Differences
Explore practical, inclusive strategies for therapists supporting children with diverse communication needs and functional goals.
What Is Teletherapy? Debunking Common Fears About Teletherapy: What Therapists Should Know
Learn how to address common teletherapy concerns and build confidence around online sessions for clinicians and families.
The 5-Minute Home Program Reset: Tiny Daily Routines That Actually Stick
Small, consistent home routine adjustments to help families implement therapy carryover with less stress and more success.
Holiday Gift Guide for Speech Therapists: Build Speech & Language With Playful Pairings
Find clinician-tested toys and tools that help build speech and language skills through play-based routines.
Holiday Gift Guide for Speech Therapists: Build Speech & Language With Playful Pairings
A second perspective on holiday-friendly therapy resources and how to guide families in choosing meaningful practical gifts.
Latching Onto Learning: Exploring the Link Between Lactation and Feeding Therapy
Understand the shared tools and terminology between lactation support and feeding therapy for a more integrated family-centered approach.
Thanksgiving Strategies from a Feeding Therapist: How to Reduce Pressure and Increase Joy at the Table
Seasonal tactics clinicians can share with families to support calmer, more positive mealtime experiences during holidays.
Vibration Tools in Feeding Therapy: The Talk with April Anderson
Evidence-informed guidance on using vibration tools safely to support sensory and oral motor skill-building in feeding goals.
The Talk: Why Is My Toddler Gagging or Spitting Out Food?
Key steps for clinicians to identify triggers and support families in creating safer, less stressful mealtime routines for toddlers.
The Talk: Strategies to Support Picky Eating: Guidance for Feeding Therapy Professionals
Actionable clinician tools for gradual exposure, preference expansion, and building mealtime confidence with picky eaters.