Parents of little ones with feeding issues face a lot of challenges and often feel misunderstood and like they don't have support. I've put together a list of ways you can support a parent of a child with feeding issues.

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I tell you you're strong because I want you to know someone believes in you, even when you don't. Strong people fall apart because they're winning a war others can't fathom fighting. Big hugs girly
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine what kind of jerk would think tube feeding is lazy. Hang in there hon!
ReplyDeleteThankfully I haven't had anyone tell me that, but I know quite a few other tube-feeding mommas who have, most by family members. It's sad that the people who should be the most supportive are often the ones who aren't.
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