An infant feeding assessment with Somer offers personalized support for both breast and bottle feeding. She will evaluate your baby's latch, suck, swallowing, positioning, and overall body function, identifying any factors that may affect feeding. You'll receive expert guidance, a customized care plan, and compassionate support to help make feeding easier, more effective, and more comfortable for both you and your baby.

Craniosacral Therapy (CST) offers a gentle, hands-on approach to supporting infants experiencing feeding difficulties. Many feeding challenges—such as a shallow latch, difficulty sucking, excessive gas, “reflux/colic”, extended fussiness, or discomfort at the breast or bottle—can stem from tension or restrictions in the baby’s cranial bones, jaw, tongue, or body.

By using light touch to release these restrictions, CST helps improve mobility, nervous system regulation, and overall comfort. This can lead to more efficient sucking, better milk transfer, reduced feeding-related discomfort, and a calmer, more content baby. While every body deserves bodywork, CST is especially beneficial for infants who have experienced birth trauma, tongue/lip ties, or a challenging start to feeding.

When combined with lactation support, CST can play a crucial role in helping babies feed more effectively, ensuring a more positive and nourishing experience for both baby and caregiver.

As a Nurse Psychotherapist, I guide parents in becoming more attuned and regulated versions of themselves—through nervous system education, attachment parenting practices, and deep respect for the whole human each parent is. This session offers practical tools, embodied skills, and compassionate awareness to help you care for your baby while also caring for yourself. Learn how connection and co-regulation lay the foundation for lifelong health and resilience—for both you and your child.