What Is the Power of “Yet”? In feeding therapy, progress does not always look like taking a bite of a new food. Sometimes progress is being willing to look at a food, tolerate it on the table, touch it, smell it, or explore it without pressure. The word “yet” can help children and caregivers recognize that a skill is still developing rather than believing it is impossible.

Feeding therapy is designed to make mealtimes less stressful and more successful—for both children and families. At Innovative Therapy Center, we use a supportive, play-based approach to: Expand your child’s food variety in a positive way Improve safety and comfort with eating and drinking Strengthen parent-child feeding relationships Create a plan tailored to your child’s unique needs and your family’s goals