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Straw Drinking Archives - Jabbermouths
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Category Archives: Straw Drinking

Nadia's Story

We knew from the first moments of meeting Jenn that she was the perfect person to help our daughter with her speech and eating issues. Nadia was born with a rare chromosomal disorder, 22q13.1q13.2 She a long list of medical issues including structural malformations of the mouth that make it difficult for her to formulate… Continue Reading

Betty's Story

Betty had a severe stroke leaving her paralyzed on her left side. This changed her speech and eating habits, both very frustrating and embarrassing for someone who previously spoke publicly for a living. We met Jenn and things have started to change for the better. Betty not only adores Jenn and her creative fun approach… Continue Reading

Hugh’s Story

From the time our son, Hugh, was five weeks old we knew he was going to struggle with eating. We would spend three to four hours for each six ounce feeding. After months of many different reflux drugs and continued struggles, Hugh was diagnosed with dysphagia including laryngeal penetration and possible aspiration at just five months of age.… Continue Reading

Christians Story

Our precious son Christian was born with Down syndrome in August of 2007. The first 6 months were filled with the greatest love for our son, as well as the overwhelming task of finding all of the right therapies, tools and programs to help him develop into a happy, healthy toddler. Our family is very… Continue Reading

Nathaniel’s Story

Our son Nathaniel was born at 23 weeks gestation and is a true miracle! He spent the first 4.5 months of his life in the NICU, and developed subglottic stenosis in his airway from being intubated. Nathaniel had to be trached at 3 months of age in order to get him off the ventilator, and… Continue Reading