NICU Grads

Your baby worked hard to get here. So did you.

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If your baby is still in the NICU or you're preparing to bring them home, you don't have to navigate this alone. Support doesn't have to wait until discharge — and for many families, starting early makes all the difference.

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Feeding a NICU graduate is different. It takes patience, clinical expertise, and someone who truly understands what your baby has already been through. As a NICU speech-language pathologist, I bring that understanding to wherever you are — whether that's bedside in the hospital or in the comfort of your home.

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This page is for you if your baby is:

• Currently in the NICU and you're feeling overwhelmed and unsure of your role

• Preparing for discharge and not sure what feeding will look like at home

• Home after a NICU stay and struggling with feeding, weight gain, or development

• Medically complex — premature, low tone, reflux, oral aversion, tube dependent, or facing other diagnoses

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Whatever brought you here — you are your baby's greatest advocate. And I'm here to support you both.