Compassionate Feeding Support for Infants and Families

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A holistic approach to feeding and early language therapy — supporting your child from their first bottle to their first words and beyond.

Serving Tucker, GA and surrounding areas

Feeding Therapy That Fits Your Life

Why Choose Holistic Feeding Therapy?

✓  14 years of experience as a medical Speech-Language Pathologist

✓  Certified Neonatal Therapist

✓  Feeding therapy from the comfort of your home, with a schedule that fits your life  

✓ A NICU mom — twice. I know this journey from both sides

✓ Experience with complex medical diagnoses

— Rebecca Ragland, MS, CCC-SLP, Certified Neonatal Therapist


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How It Works:

I come to you.

As a mobile feeding therapist serving Tucker and the surrounding area, I bring specialized care directly to your home — where your infant or child is most comfortable and where feeding actually happens.

No packing up a fragile newborn. No waiting rooms. No rushing.

Just focused, expert support right where you need it most.


Who I help:

  • Prenatal feeding consultations— feeding specific support prior to birth for caregivers expecting a baby with a known medical diagnosis, anticipate complications that may require a NICU stay, or simply want to feel more prepared for your baby’s arrival

  • NICU graduates — support for infants born preterm after discharge from the NICU

  • Infants with medically complex diagnoses — Infants with chromosomal or genetic syndromes, congenital heart defects, HIE, trach/vent dependence, GI anomalies, etc.

  • Infant feeding difficulties — infants 0-12 months with dysphagia requiring partial or full tube feeds, tube weaning, bottle-feeding, transitioning to solids and cup drinking

  • Pediatric dysphagia — children over 1 year old, evaluation and treatment, thickening for dysphagia diets, thickening weaning

  • Early language development — support for babies and toddlers showing early signs of communication delay or babies at risk for developmental delay due to a medical condition or prematurity

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