Meet Mrs. Brenda Takata: Advancing Neonatal Feeding Strategies at Pediatrics Summit 2025



Introduction

We are thrilled to feature Mrs. Brenda Takata, a highly respected Occupational Therapist at Queen of the Valley in West Covina, CA, United States, as one of our distinguished speakers at the 4th World Pediatrics, Perinatology, and Child Health Summit, happening October 21–23, 2025, at Novotel Al Barsha, Dubai, UAE & Virtually.

With an impressive 33-year career in occupational therapy, including 26 years dedicated to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), Mrs. Takata brings a wealth of knowledge and unmatched clinical expertise. Her upcoming talk, “Treatment Strategies for Premature and Newborn Babies with a Disorganized or Dysfunctional Suck Pattern,” promises to deliver practical insights for improving feeding outcomes in our most fragile patients.

Why You Should Attend Her Session

Mrs. Takata’s session is a must-attend for anyone passionate about neonatal care. Here’s why:
✨ Learn evidence-based treatment strategies that transform feeding challenges into successful outcomes.
✨ Discover the role of NOMAS (Neonatal Oral Motor Assessment Scale) in diagnosing and treating suck dysfunctions.
✨ Gain real-world NICU perspectives from an expert with decades of hands-on experience.
✨ Take home actionable techniques to enhance infant feeding, growth, and parent–infant bonding.

Her presentation will not only expand your clinical toolkit but also inspire you with proven approaches to elevate neonatal care.

Research Interests

Mrs. Takata’s professional and research interests include:
🔹 Neonatal oral motor development
🔹 Early intervention for dysfunctional suck patterns
🔹 Feeding readiness and progression in preterm infants
🔹 Neurodevelopmental outcomes linked to early feeding therapies

Her ongoing work emphasizes that timely, accurate intervention during the neonatal period has lifelong benefits for growth and neurodevelopment.

Awards, Recognition, and Achievements

Mrs. Takata’s excellence in neonatal therapy has been recognized through her role as a core teaching faculty member for the Neonatal Oral Motor Assessment Scale (NOMAS)—a globally respected tool for assessing oral motor function in newborns.

She has dedicated her career to training healthcare professionals, advancing neonatal care standards, and serving thousands of infants and families. Her 33 years of professional experience make her a trusted voice and mentor in occupational therapy and NICU practice.

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Conclusion

The 4th World Pediatrics, Perinatology, and Child Health Summit 2025 is your chance to engage with international experts shaping the future of pediatric and neonatal healthcare. Mrs. Brenda Takata’s session will empower you with innovative, practical strategies to support premature and newborn babies with feeding challenges.

Join us in Dubai or virtually this October to learn, network, and contribute to advancing child health worldwide.

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