Help your child thrive through feeding wellness.
From bottle aversions to overcoming picky eating, we help busy families create lasting feeding success. Our holistic, science-based therapy, parent coaching, and guides will empower you to create positive feeding experiences that create confident eaters for life.
Feeding Therapy & Parent Coaching
Virtual and in-person feeding support for kids up to 10 years old.
Bottle Aversion & Bottle-Feeding
Picky Eating Solutions
Transitioning to Solid Foods
You will work one-on-one with our certified therapist to help your child eat safely, expand food preferences, and enjoy stress-free mealtimes. Our parent coaching offers guidance and strategies to improve feeding for typically developing children, and our Feeding Therapy programs address underlying issues and provide a long-term plan for feeding success.
On the KFW Blog
On the KFW Blog
Expert guidance when and where you need it.
At KFW, we’re on a mission to give busy families like yours a revolutionized therapy experience that delivers the confidence and tools you need for feeding success or proper orofacial growth. I’m Argie, a licensed speech-language pathologist, pediatric feeding specialist, certified lactation consultant and orofacial myofunctional therapist, and I’ve poured my heart into developing effective therapy and coaching programs that will guide you through important milestones. From baby's first latch, to safely transitioning your toddler to solid foods, and expanding your child's food preferences, count on us for comprehensive support at every stage.

This blog delves into the fascinating world of how babies develop their eating habits, balancing innate instincts and learned behaviors. From their natural preference for sweet flavors to the instinctual aversion to bitter foods, babies come into the world with built-in tendencies that help ensure their survival. As they grow, their food preferences are shaped by repeated exposure, family influences, and the emotional connections they form with food. We also explore the role of epigenetics and how experiences can modify taste preferences, as well as the challenge of food neophobia—fear of new foods—which is common in toddlers. By understanding these processes, parents can support their child’s eating journey and foster healthy, stress-free mealtimes.