Feeding your baby doesn’t always come easily, and when things aren’t going as you hoped, it can feel overwhelming. You don’t have to figure it out alone. Infant feeding therapy helps babies develop the skills they need to feed comfortably and efficiently from the breast or bottle, while giving you the confidence and support you need along the way.

 

My approach looks at the whole baby—not just the latch. I consider how your baby’s mouth, tongue, body, and breathing work together to better understand what may be making feeding difficult and how we can help. I also provide guidance for families navigating tongue-tie and lip-tie concerns, including support before and after a frenectomy to help babies develop more effective feeding skills and support healing. I look at reflex integration, full body movement and oral development and nervous system regulation.