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SIT-CHOP-CHEW-WATCH:
Choking Prevention at Mealtimes
Gain the knowledge and the confidence to help reduce your baby's risk of choking and give you peace of mind at the table.
Pssst! Calling all parents out there feeling anxious about feeding finger foods to your baby 😩
“How can I give my child finger foods when she might choke on a block the same size?!”
“How can he possibly chew fruit with no teeth?
“She gagged on a piece of avocado, so she's not ready?"
"My baby can't feed himself... it's too dangerous!"
Arielle,
baby Emmie's Mom
One of my biggest fears and concerns has always been choking. It’s still a fear I deal with, however, by learning about the gag reflex and with Priscila's support, I am able to give my daughter foods that I know are appropriate for her age and that are also full of the nutrients she is needs.
It's time to get rid of the fear and anxiety
of your baby choking on food
I know you might be nervous about giving your little one foods that easily fit in their tiny hands. After all, you spend most of your day diligently stalking them to make sure they don’t put small objects in their mouths for fear of them choking.
From someone who also felt ANXIOUS about my baby possibly choking when we first started solids, I know what it's like to fear each bite your baby takes...but it doesn't have to be this way.
You can gain the knowledge and the confidence to help reduce your baby's risk of choking and help you have peace of mind at the table.
What's included:
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45 minutes video workshop plus 15 minutes BONUS Q&A at the end.
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A forever yours 22-page downloadable PDF Guide.
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90 day access.
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BONUS: PDF Choking first aid facts sheet.
With this workshop, you’ll learn:
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The difference between gagging and choking
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How to deal with gagging
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How to deal with choking
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Basic steps to prevent choking during meals
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The top choking hazard foods for babies and toddlers
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Safe food sizes and shapes for babies and toddlers
This workshop is a great option for your family if:
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Your child is between 6 months to 3 years old of age
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Your child is a baby or a toddler who is eating or transitioning to finger foods
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You're anxious about offering finger foods, gagging, and choking
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You want to be proactive in reducing your child's risk of choking at mealtimes
WHAT OTHER PARENTS ARE SAYING...
Arielle,
baby Emmie's Mom
One of my biggest fears and concerns has always been choking. It’s still a fear I deal with, however, by learning about the gag reflex and with Priscila's support, I am able to give my daughter foods that I know are appropriate for her age and that are also full of the nutrients she is needs.
If we haven't met yet...
Hi! I'm Pri ("Pree").👋🏽I’m so glad you made it to this page.
As a dietitian and a mom, I have a passion for helping other mamas feed their babies with joy and confidence from the very first bite. There are so many opinions and resources out there, sometimes confusing parents and making feeding more complicated than it should be.
When I first started looking for resources to help me start solids with my son, I realized how some of the recommendations about feeding babies can be intimidating to parents, and can hinder, rather than encourage, a our desire to feed our baby the best way possible.
Every family is different, and you have the say so when it comes to how to feed your baby, mama. But I'm here to help you, support you, and share with you the knowledge you need to be confident in your feeding choices!
Priscila Cleary, Dietitian and Mom of Three
WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?
The SIT-CHOP-CHEW-WATCH! Choking Prevention at Mealtimes covers everything you need to know for dealing with gagging, reducing the risk of choking during mealtimes, and offering safe food sizes and shapes to your child.
It contains the a 45 min recorded workshop plus Q&A session; a forever yours 22-page guide and a baby choking first aid facts sheet.
Evidence-based advice that empowers you with the resources to make the best nutrition decisions for your growing little one and give you peace of mind at the table.
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