A three-visit package designed to help families feel prepared, supported, and confident throughout their newborn feeding journey.

Visit 1 (Prenatal): Develop your personalized feeding plan, learn what to expect, choose bottles and pumps if needed, and prepare for the first days at home.

Visit 2 (First Month): Receive hands-on feeding support, troubleshoot challenges, assess feeding skills, and adjust your plan as your baby grows.

Visit 3 (Two-Three Months): Navigate developmental changes, bottle transitions, returning to work or childcare, pumping, and prepare for the next stage of feeding.

You deserve to feel confident, prepared, and supported when thinking about your feeding journey. Let us partner with you to maximize your baby’s potential!

Text message support available.

A three-visit program to help your baby transition from milk to mealtime with confidence.

Visit 1: Ready for Solids (4–6 months)

• Assess developmental readiness

• Oral motor evaluation

• Safe seating and positioning

• Choosing baby-led weaning, purées, or a combination approach

• First foods and allergen introduction plan

Visit 2: Building Skills (6–8 months)

• Progressing textures safely

• Encouraging chewing and self-feeding

• Cup and straw drinking introduction

• Troubleshooting gagging, food refusal, or mealtime stress

Visit 3: Growing Confidence (8–10 months)

• Advancing to family foods

• Expanding food variety

• Supporting positive mealtime routines

• Addressing picky eating prevention

• Individualized guidance for the next stage of feeding

Ideal for families who want to:

• Feel confident introducing solids.

• Support healthy oral motor development.

• Reduce anxiety around gagging and choking.

• Build positive mealtime habits from the very beginning.

• Receive expert guidance before small concerns become bigger challenges.

Our goal is to help your baby build the skills needed for safe, enjoyable eating while giving you the confidence to navigate this new stage with less stress and more joy.

Text message support available.

Infant Feeding Consultations are designed to identify the why behind feeding challenges—not just manage the symptoms. We take the time to understand your baby's feeding skills, oral motor development, medical history, and your family's goals so we can create practical solutions that fit your everyday life.

This consultation may be helpful if your baby:

• Has difficulty latching to the breast or bottle

• Refuses or struggles with bottle feeding

• Feeds for long periods but doesn't seem satisfied

• Frequently coughs, chokes, clicks, or leaks milk during feeds

• Has reflux, prematurity, oral motor concerns, or a NICU history

• Is gaining weight slowly or feeding inefficiently

• Is transitioning between breastfeeding, bottle feeding, pumping, donor milk, or formula

• Is preparing to return to childcare or has an upcoming caregiver transition

During your visit, we may:

• Complete a comprehensive feeding and oral motor assessment

• Observe a feeding

• Evaluate latch, positioning, coordination, and feeding efficiency

• Recommend bottle and nipple options based on your baby's feeding skills—not trends

• Develop an individualized feeding plan tailored to your baby's needs

• Provide hands-on caregiver coaching so you leave feeling confident, not overwhelmed

We know that every family feeds their baby differently. Whether you're breast/chest feeding, bottle feeding, or combination feeding, our role is to support your family's goals with compassionate, inclusive, and evidence-based care.

Initial visit, follow up visits, and text message support available.

The first year of life is filled with incredible growth, and every baby develops at their own pace.

Early Development Consultations focus on understanding your baby's unique strengths and identifying opportunities to support their growth through everyday play and routines. We believe that small changes can make a big difference, and our goal is to empower caregivers with practical strategies they can confidently use at home.

This consultation may be helpful if your baby:

• Was born prematurely or spent time in the NICU/hospital

• Prefers turning their head to one side or has a flat spot on their head

• Seems stiff, floppy, or asymmetrical

• Is having difficulty with tummy time

• Isn't reaching expected motor milestones

• Has a medical diagnosis that may affect development

• You simply want guidance on how to support healthy development from the very beginning

During your visit, we may:

• Complete a comprehensive developmental assessment

• Evaluate motor skills, muscle tone, movement patterns, reflex integration, posture, and symmetry

• Develop a personalized home program that fits naturally into your family's daily life

• Discuss whether additional therapy or referrals are recommended, if appropriate

At Thrive, we know that development happens during everyday moments with the people who know and love your baby most. Our role is to help you understand your baby's development, answer your questions, and give you practical, evidence-based strategies that build confidence and support your baby's growth.

Initial visit, follow up visits, and text message support available.

Let us partner with you while your baby is in the NICU, CVICU, PICU, or hospital.

Having a baby in the hospital can feel overwhelming, emotional, and uncertain. NICU Care Companion Support services provide compassionate and specialized support for families navigating their baby’s hospitalization and transition home. Text and phone call support during your child’s hospital admission are included.

Families often feel more confident and connected when they have consistent, expert support throughout their hospital journey. NICU Care Companion Support is designed to help you feel less alone, more informed, and better equipped to participate in your baby’s care from day one through the transition home.

Whether you are newly admitted or preparing for discharge, this service meets you where you are—offering steady, compassionate support during one of the most important chapters of your baby’s early life.

The weeks before your baby arrives are the perfect time to prepare—not just the nursery, but yourself.

Our Newborn Readiness Consultation is a personalized prenatal education visit designed to help you feel informed, confident, and supported as you prepare to welcome your baby. Rather than overwhelming you with generic newborn advice, we'll focus on the topics most relevant to your family, your goals, and your feeding plans.

During your consultation, we may discuss:

• Creating a personalized feeding plan before baby arrives that aligns with your goals

• What to expect during the first hours, days, and weeks after birth

• Newborn feeding cues and how to know if your baby is feeding well

• Typical newborn behavior, sleep, and soothing strategies

• Tummy time, positioning, and activities that support healthy development from day one

• Preparing siblings and caregivers to support your baby

You'll leave with personalized recommendations, trusted resources, and a clear plan so you can spend less time worrying about what-ifs and more time enjoying your baby's arrival.

We believe that confident caregivers create thriving babies. Our goal is to help you feel prepared, supported, and empowered before your little one is even born—because the best time to build a strong foundation is now.

Provided by our Certified Child Passenger Safety Technician, the installation and safety check service provides support to ensure your infant’s car seat is installed correctly and safely, giving you peace of mind for every ride home and beyond. Proper car seat positioning is essential for infant airway protection, postural support, and safe travel - especially for newborns, premature infants, or babies with medical or developmental considerations.

Our goal is to help families feel confident and secure knowing their baby is safely positioned for transport, with individualized guidance tailored to your infant’s needs and your family’s routines.

Virtual and in-person options are available.