Lisa Grentz

About Lisa

Lisa is a trusted leader in pediatric nutrition who specializes in evidence‑based, family‑friendly strategies that empower caregivers to feel confident in feeding their children. With over twenty years of experience supporting infants and children through the transition from enteral tube feeding to oral eating, she brings deep clinical expertise and a gentle, relationship‑centered approach to this work. Lisa is a published author in the scientific literature on pediatric tube weaning and a dedicated educator and mentor, supporting clinicians through interdisciplinary teaching, curriculum development, and practical training. She serves as the Formula Co‑Editor for the Pediatric Nutrition Practice Group and has contributed to advancing pediatric nutrition across clinical, academic, and community environments.

Approach to care

My care philosophy is rooted in collaboration, empathy, and empowerment, with the belief that nutrition is not just about food but about building confidence, joy, and trust in the feeding relationship. I emphasize gentle transitions, supporting infants and children through feeding changes at a pace that honors their readiness cues, while fostering a family-centered partnership that tailors strategies to each child’s unique needs. I also bring creativity to my work, using inviting resources and playful recipe ideas to make nutrition approachable and fun.

Your first session with Lisa

In the first consultation, families can expect a warm, collaborative session focused on understanding their child’s unique needs and the family’s goals. I will listen carefully, review feeding history, and provide clear, guidance tailored to each situation, leaving caregivers with reassurance and practical next steps.

Location

📍 Washington

Education

Master of Science in Human Nutrition

Hobbies

Spinning, walking, and cooking

Licenses and Certifications