Feeding disorders make it difficult for a child to eat, drink, or digest food normally which can comprise their health and development. The causes of these feeding disorders are often a mix of medical, developmental, and behavioral factors. Evaluation and treatment of feeding problems require the expertise of a speech-language pathologist. SLPs take an active role in treatment to facilitate development of oral motor skills for the advancement of the family’s feeding goals. Interventions often include therapies therapies to improve chewing and swallowing coordination, strengthen oral structures, and improve oral tolerance to a broad range of flavors, textures, and temperatures of foods.