By: Debbie Zwiefelhofer, RDN, LD. Debbie is the President for Nutrition Affairs LLC, Minneapolis, MN. Visit www.NutritionAffairs.com or contact her at dznutrition@yahoo.com
Sometimes it is not so much about exactly “what is dinner?” as it is how dinner is going to get eaten? Adaptive feeding devices are valuable tools that can often be overlooked or undervalued as a key component of a feeding plan for individuals with feeding disabilities. A whole world of specialized mugs, plates, utensils, and more exist as specialized “tools” to assist individuals with their feeding independence.
