A speech-language pathologist (SLP) plays a crucial role in helping a baby develop and improve their ability to feed from a bottle. They possess expertise in understanding the oral motor skills and coordination required for successful feeding. When working with a baby, the SLP will carefully assess their suck-swallow-breathe patterns, oral muscle function, and overall feeding abilities. Based on this assessment, they can provide tailored strategies and techniques to address any challenges or difficulties. The SLP may suggest modifications to the bottle or nipple, positioning techniques, and pacing strategies to promote efficient and safe feeding. They also collaborate closely with parents or caregivers, providing guidance and education on appropriate feeding techniques and cues to support the baby's feeding skills. By working with an SLP, families can gain valuable support, resources, and interventions to optimize their baby's feeding experiences and ensure proper nutrition and growth.