Voices of Hope
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This book was the lifeline I needed. After months of stress and feeling like I was failing my child, 'The Feeds We Fear' gave me the tools and the hope to finally heal our feeding relationship.
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A heartfelt story of healing, hope and harmony.
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A heartfelt and emotional read that made me feel truly understood. Bree beautifully captures the challenges of feeding struggles while offering hope and reminding parents they're not alone.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a medical guide?
No. The Feeds We Fear is not a medical textbook or treatment guide. It shares personal experiences and aims to provide emotional support and awareness. Always seek advice from your healthcare professional regarding your child's health.
Will this book help if my baby has bottle aversion?
Many parents find comfort in knowing they are not alone. While every child is different, the book shares experiences, lessons learned, and hope for families facing similar challenges.
Is the book based on a true story?
Yes. The book is inspired by my own family's experience navigating bottle aversion and the emotions that came with it.
Can grandparents, friends, or other family members read it?
Absolutely. It helps loved ones understand what parents often experience behind the scenes and how they can offer meaningful support.
Does the book mention Rowena Bennett's feeding? approach?
Yes. The book shares how Rowena Bennett's bottle aversion approach became part of our family's journey. However, it is not a replacement for her program or professional guidance.
Can I give this as a gift?
Definitely. It makes a thoughtful gift for new parents or families going through feeding challenges.
What if I'm already feeling overwhelmed?
This book was written with compassion. My hope is that you'll finish it feeling understood, supported, and reminded that you're not alone.
Can healthcare professionals recommend this book?
Yes. Many professionals recommend personal stories alongside clinical resources because they help families feel seen and understood. This book is intended to complement—not replace—professional care.
How can I contact you?
If you'd like to share your story or get in touch, you can reach out through the contact page or connect with me on social media.
Bonus FAQ
Why did you write The Feeds We Fear?
I wrote The Feeds We Fear because I remember how isolating bottle aversion felt. I couldn't find many stories from parents who truly understood the fear, guilt, and heartbreak that can come with feeding struggles. My hope is that this book helps other families feel less alone and reminds them that there is hope on the other side.