You're not broken. You're under-supported.
Most "crises" untangle fast with the right eyes on them — and the sooner, the better.
The feedings. The tears. The 3 a.m. searches. You weren't meant to white-knuckle this alone.
Somewhere between in love and in over your head — with sore nipples, a fussy baby, a body that doesn't feel like yours, and a brain running on worry. That's not failure. That's the gap between "bring baby home" and "know what to do." Let's close it.
Ideal timing: the first 1–2 weeks · But it's never too late
BABY IS HERE
IF YOU'RE IN THE THICK OF IT…
These aren't signs you're failing. They're calls for support.
If you recognize yourself here, please hear this: you're doing better than you think, and none of this has to stay this hard.
"Breastfeeding hurts more than I expected — and I'm gritting through every feed."
"My baby won't latch, pops off constantly, or feeds for hours and never seems full."
"I'm terrified my supply is too low — or the weight-gain worries are creeping in."
"Pumping feels like a second full-time job and I dread every session."
"My baby is gassy, fussy, and inconsolable — and honestly, so am I."
"I'm healing from birth and I'm barely holding it together."
THERE'S A CLEARER WAY THROUGH
One visit can change everything.
Through an occupational therapy and lactation lens, I look at the whole picture — latch, oral-motor patterns, your recovery, baby's nervous system, and the routines holding it all together. Most tangles loosen fast once someone who knows what to look for is actually in the room with you.
You don't have to figure it out at 3 a.m. by yourself.
WHAT WE'LL COVER TOGETHER
The full landscape of feeding & early life
✓Breastfeeding & latch — positioning, comfort, milk transfer, and pain-free feeding. Pain is a signal, not a rite of passage.
✓Bottle feeding, pumping & combo feeding — flange sizing, paced bottle feeds, and a plan that fits your real life.
✓Baby's feeding & oral-motor development — tongue/lip-tie discussion, sucking patterns, and when to refer.
✓Maternal recovery & body mechanics — how you hold, lift, nurse, and rest without creating new pain.
✓Sleep, routines & daily life — gentle rhythms that help your baby (and you) regulate.
✓Confidence & connection — reassurance, encouragement, and a clear plan you can actually follow.
WHAT TO EXPECT
A thoughtful, unhurried in-home visit
About 75–90 minutes. We observe a real feed, assess both you and your baby, and build a practical plan you can follow — no more guessing between visits.
You'll get follow-up support by text or call so you're never alone at 3 a.m. again. Ideal timing: the first 1–2 weeks postpartum, especially if feeding feels off — but it's never too late to reach out.
What you walk away with
Observed feeding assessment
Mother & baby evaluation
A personalized care plan
Follow-up text/call support
Referrals when needed
Baby’s Here Package Options
Swift Support Package
Quick & Timely Breastfeeding Support
Designed for the overwhelmed new mama needing immediate guidance, reassurance, and hands-on support during the early postpartum weeks.
Over 5 weeks, I’ll guide you through feeding, infant behavior, and postpartum recovery using a compassionate, educational, hands-on approach so you can feel confident and in control.
What’s Included
3 in-home visits
5 weeks of support
24/7 private chat support throughout package duration
2 additional weeks of private chat support after Visit #3
Breastfeeding guidance & feeding assessments
Infant regulation & developmental support
Maternal wellness & recovery support
Preventative maternal ergonomic recommendations
Preventative infant positioning, bodywork, oral motor support
Personalized care plans & education
$975
The Duo
Efficient In-Home Support
Ideal for families who are generally doing well but would benefit from professional oversight, reassurance, and personalized recommendations.
Perfect for mamas wanting expert support with latch, positioning, feeding routines, regulation, or developmental guidance.
Visit Breakdown
Visit 1
Assessment, support, and creation of a personalized care plan
Visit 2
Follow-up visit to reassess progress, refine strategies, and ensure continued success
Included Bonus Support
1 additional week of text/email follow-up support
$695
One Visit Option
Based on Current Availability
In select situations, a single in-home visit may be appropriate for families needing focused support or a professional feeding assessment.
These appointments are limited and require approval beforehand to ensure the visit appropriately fits your needs and scheduling availability.
Includes
One comprehensive in-home visit
Feeding assessment & recommendations
Personalized education & support
$325
Areas of Support for all Packages May Include:
Breastfeeding & bottle feeding
Latch & positioning
Oral motor function
Infant regulation & soothing
Sleep & routines
Maternal recovery & wellness
Developmental support
Sensory & nervous system regulation
Referral to other perinatal and pediatric professionals
Preventative recommendations for mom and baby