Video Review Support Program - Bottle-feeding
Please carefully review program and policies below, prior to booking.
Email only.
For parents who do not require a 1:1 consultation, but who need extra guidance.
* Not for tube-fed babies.
Please note support is non-refundable.
Our video support review program is designed for parents/ caregivers currently undertaking Rowena's Bottle-Feeding Aversion Program.
You don't have to navigate bottle feeding alone. With our expert guidance, you can feel confident in interpreting and responding to any bottle feeding behaviors that may arise.
Who is this suitable for?
◦ Parents already undertaking the program.
- Parents who do not require a 1:1 consultation, but who need extra guidance.
◦ Parents who may need clarification on behaviors during/ post aversion.
◦ Parents who simply want to ensure they are on the right track.
◦ Parents wanting help to track their baby's progress/ behavior ratings.
What's included:
1. Questionnaire - Assessment
Once you have booked, you will receive a confirmation email with a link to a small questionnaire.
2. Video Review
Your consultant will email you within 24 hours to review videos after assessing your questionnaire responses.
3. Feedback
Your consultant will review your videos and give feedback on observed behaviors, offering guidance on interpretting them and responding if necessary.
Video review support provided by Sarah
ABOUT SARAH
Professional Experience
Sarah graduated with a Bachelor of Health Science in 2012 and has previously worked as an Advanced Life Support Paramedic, providing emergency care to both adult and paediatric patients. She has been heavily involved in the feeding aversion community since 2018, through her role within the Baby Care Advice Feeding Aversion Support Group on Facebook. Sarah also has first-hand knowledge of complex feeding needs, as her son was born with a cleft lip and palate.
Background
Sarah lives with her husband and two children in regional Australia. She has experienced the challenges and emotional turmoil of feeding aversions first hand, when her son developed a bottle-feeding aversion at 8 weeks of age. With Rowena's support, Sarah was able to guide her son through his aversion successfully. This personal journey of growth and learning allows for the empathy which forms the foundation of Sarah's approach to supporting others. Sarah thrives on guiding families on how to tune into their baby’s own unique needs, and fostering relationships built on trust and acceptance.