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Supporting Early Feeding Practices: The Link to Learning, Growth, and Lifelong Habits

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Join Dr. Sandra Hassink and Florence Rivera from the American Academy of Pediatrics to learn more about feeding practices including recently published recommendations.

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This presentation explores the science behind early feeding recommendations, the link to learning and developmental outcomes, and offers practical guidance and resources for pediatricians and professionals serving families.

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