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ABOUT

Milk and Munch are a passionate and experienced team who support infants and toddler presenting with a wide range of feeding difficulties including:​

  • Paediatric Feeding Disorder

  • Paediatric Dysphagia

  • Breastfeeding

  • Bottle Feeding

  • Tube Feeding

  • Fussy Eating

Eliza Peacock Speech Pathologist / Feeding Therapist
Krystal Furey Speech Pathologist / Feeding Therapist

Eliza Peacock (MSLP, CPSP)

Eliza is a Certified Practising Speech Pathologist (CPSP) who achieved her Master in Speech & Language Pathology in 2012. Eliza has over 10 years of experience working as a Paediatric Speech Pathologist. Eliza has supported many children and their families to reach their feeding goals taking into account safety and enjoyment at mealtimes.
 

Eliza thrives on supporting families to implement feeding therapy strategies that are functional and achievable within the home environment. Eliza has strong ties with other health professionals including Dietitians, Paediatricians, Occupational Therapists and Physiotherapists which enables her to support you to support your child's overall development. She has completed training in a range of areas including Oral Motor Therapy, Neuroaffiriming Feeding Practices & Responsive Feeding. She follows a Responsive Feeding approach to support children to reach their feeding goals. 

Krystal Furey (BSPath, CPSP)

Krystal is a Certified Practising Speech Pathologist with over 15 years working with people with dysphagia (swallowing and feeding issues) across Sydney and the Central Coast. Krystal has over 10 years experience working in the maternity unit, Neonatal intensive care unit and in the multidisciplinary feeding clinic at Royal North Shore Hospital. Krystal can support children with a wide range of feeding issues and has a particular interest in children with breast and bottle feeding challenges, working with children who have dysphagia (swallowing problems), complex medical issues and tube feeding.

 

She is trained in various feeding therapy issues and approaches including  SOS, AEIOU and responsive feeding practices, and has completed her lactation training with Australasian Lactation Courses. A mum herself, Krystal understands the competing challenges of family life and brings with her a family-focused approach. Her interventions aim to be achievable and flexible.

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