Lively Eaters Feeding Services

Lively Eaters Feeding Services Specialist family focused Centre providing Infant and Paediatric Feeding therapy Specialist Infant and Paediatric Feeding Service

She’s coming back!Our lovely Nicola is returning from maternity leave December 2025. An experienced Speech Pathologist/F...
10/11/2025

She’s coming back!

Our lovely Nicola is returning from maternity leave December 2025. An experienced Speech Pathologist/Feeding Therapist, we are delighted to welcome her back ⭐️

There’s some new faces in management around our team ✨Welcome Petrina, our practice manager, and Kharissa, our business ...
05/11/2025

There’s some new faces in management around our team ✨

Welcome Petrina, our practice manager, and Kharissa, our business development manager 👋

A common conversation between therapists and parents, read a little about our take on mealtimes and nutrition 🩵
03/11/2025

A common conversation between therapists and parents, read a little about our take on mealtimes and nutrition 🩵

Clinic rooms for rent - Littlehampton 🩵
30/10/2025

Clinic rooms for rent - Littlehampton 🩵

29/10/2025

Spooky cookie 🍪👻

Our quick and easy Halloween recipe!

Ingredients:
100g Icing sugar
15g Milk
10 Round biscuits
Blue food colouring
Googly eyes
50g Melted milk chocolate
Cookie-bits of your choice!

Steps:
1. Whisk milk and icing sugar together in a bowl until smooth
2. Mix in 2 drops of icing sugar
3. Melt the milk chocolate
4. Spread the icing mixture onto a biscuit
5. Make a Cookie Monster face and repeat until done!

Happy Halloween! 🎃

24/10/2025

Tomorrow is World Pasta Day 🍝

Plain pasta, something we see as a favourite here quite often!

Did you know that half a cup of cooked pasta is a serve from the grain food group 🌾

But how many grain serves does your child need in a day?

1-2 years old: 4 serves
2-3 years old: 4 serves
4-8 years old: 4 serves
9-11 years old: 5 serves for males, 4 serves for females

From the video, you can see this small bowl of pasta will actually be 2 serves from the grain food group for your child - this could be half of their recommended daily intake!

Address

298 Portrush Road, Kensington
Adelaide, SA
5068

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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Our Story

“ One of the very nicest things about life is the way we must regularly stop whatever it is we are doing and devote our attention to eating.” Luciano Pavarotti

Lively Eaters is a family owned and operated centre, whose values and principles are grounded in providing evidence based functional and practical support and advice to families with children who have challenging eating. Our therapists have many years experience with child development, family dynamics, troubled/challenging eating as well as specific expertise in sensory processing, diet and nutrition, oral motor development, parent/child interaction and emotional communication development. All of these factors must be considered when working with feeding disorders - whether they be children who are tube fed, children who are ‘fussy’, children with lifelong genetic and medical conditions, children with neurological impairment, children with sensory processing challenges (such as Autism, Sensory processing disorder) or just children/babies who are not quite developing as you thought they might and need a little more guidance to work it out.

Lively Eaters has been providing quality support to families in Adelaide, South Australia and across Australia for the last 10 years. Our values of empathy, reliability, knowledge and flexibility allow families to develop at their own achievable pace.