Tube feeding shouldn’t mean constant reflux, pressure, and discomfort.
In many PEG-fed children, reflux is not a feeding problem.
It’s a loss of internal space and normal abdominal mechanics.
If feeding feels difficult - even when you’re doing everything right -
this will help you understand why.
Why reflux persists in PEG-fed children
(even when feeding is done correctly)
This short video explains what tube feeding changes inside the abdomen — and how that leads to reflux, pressure, and discomfort.
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What is Tube Feeding Made Better (TFMB)?
- An educational, home-based program
- Designed specifically for PEG / G-tube families
- Focused on comfort, reflux, breathing, and abdominal function
- Built on decades of structural work with tube-fed children
