Nourishing little mouths. Growing little voices.
Infant feeding, pediatric feeding, lactation, and speech support — in-home across the Knoxville area, and virtually when that's the right fit. You don't need a diagnosis or the right words to reach out.
As a pediatric speech-language pathologist and a Certified Lactation Counselor, infant feeding gets both lactation support and a clinical look at how your baby sucks, coordinates, and swallows — the same expertise that guides feeding and communication as your child grows.
In-home speech and feeding therapy in Knoxville•Teletherapy in TN, VA & MD•Parent feeding coaching nationwide
Most families reach out because something about feeding or communication feels harder than it should. You don’t need a diagnosis or the right words to start.
You don’t need to know which service your child needs. Tell me what’s happening, and I’ll recommend the most appropriate place to start.
“Feeding my baby feels harder than I expected.”
Support for breastfeeding, bottle feeding, breast-to-bottle transitions, latch concerns, and early feeding difficulties.
“Mealtimes are stressful and I don’t know what’s typical.”
Support for solids, chewing, limited intake, food refusal, oral aversion, swallowing, medically complex feeding, and stressful mealtimes.
“I know what my child wants to say, but others don’t.”
Support for speech sound development, language, fluency, voice, and overall communication.
Not sure where you fit? Tell me what’s going on and I’ll point you to the right level of support.
Not sure which fits? Tell me what’s going on and I’ll help.
Traditional therapy often centers on what happens during a scheduled appointment. My approach brings support into your child’s everyday environment and keeps you actively involved, because progress needs to carry into real meals, routines, and conversations.
Whether we’re working on feeding or communication, you’ll understand what we’re doing, why it matters, and how to support your child between visits.
I’m Kenzie Scott, a pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist and Certified Lactation Counselor with more than a decade of pediatric experience. Well Said Well Fed brings feeding, lactation, and communication support together under one warm, knowledgeable roof, so you don’t need a different provider at every stage.
Whether you’re navigating the first latch, stressful mealtimes, or a child’s communication, you’re in the right place.
Reach out and share what’s going on with feeding, mealtimes, or communication. No diagnosis or clinical language needed.
Together we figure out whether parent coaching, a clinical evaluation, or a combination is the best next step.
You begin with a personalized evaluation, plan, or coaching pathway built for your child and your family.
Full pricing is on each service page: Feeding Therapy, Speech Therapy, Infant Feeding & Lactation, and the Well Fed Method.
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Tell me what’s happening at home and I’ll help you find the right kind of support for your family.
Reaching out just starts a conversation — it doesn’t commit you to booking or purchasing anything.