Where Feeding Meets Function: Support for Tongue Ties, Feeding Challenges + Early Development

If you're here, chances are you’re exhausted, overwhelmed, and searching for answers. I see you and I’m truly glad you found your way here. As an early feeding and communication foundations specialist who helps infants and toddlers, — I also support you, the parent, make sense of the challenges, bringing clarity and steady support every step of the way.

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Care for the moments you expect & the ones that catch you off guard.

Being a parent comes with busy days, sleepless nights, and plenty of unknowns. Feeding your baby doesn’t have to feel like another hurdle. With the right support, it can become a calm, nourishing moment for both of you.

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NICU Transitions

Bringing your baby home from the NICU can come with new questions and feeding challenges. From the very beginning, I offer supportive feeding guidance to help your baby grow, strengthen their feeding skills, and help you feel confident caring for them at home.

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Breastfeeding & Bottle Feeding

Feeding your baby should be a moment of comfort and connection. Whether you choose breastfeeding, bottle feeding, or a combination of both, we’ll work together to find an approach that works for you and your baby, helping each feeding feel more natural and less overwhelming.

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Transitions to Solids

Starting solids is an exciting milestone and yes, sometimes a messy one too! I’ll help you recognize readiness cues, explore textures, and introduce foods in a way that feels safe, enjoyable, and supportive of your child’s natural development.

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Tongue & Lip Ties

Feeding your baby should feel like a moment of connection, not discomfort. If you’re concerned about a possible tongue or lip tie, I provide careful assessments and supportive guidance to help address feeding challenges and create a more comfortable feeding experience.

More about Ties

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Hi, I’m Jordyn!

a Speech-Language Pathologist and mom who knows firsthand how overwhelming it can be when feeding or communication just isn’t going as expected. I specialize in infant and toddler feeding and language development, helping families find answers, relief, and a plan that actually works.

With over 8 years of experience and advanced training in infant feeding, reflux, oral ties, and early language delays, I combine clinical expertise with lived experience to offer compassionate, root-cause-focused care. Whether you're up late googling symptoms or just need someone to listen, I’m here to help your little one — and you — thrive.

About Me

Jordyn changed everything for our infant boy. He was struggling with feeding and so uncomfortable, and I felt lost after getting no real answers. From the moment she evaluated him, she gave us clarity, support, and simple techniques that made such a difference.

Following her guidance helped him eat comfortably and finally feel happy again. We’re so grateful for Jordyn and the peace she brought to our family.

- Nicole S.

I help the mom who’s desperate for breastfeeding to feel calm and connected — not chaotic.

I help the parent who's worn out from researching and just wants someone to guide them.

I help the mom who’s triple-checking bottle nipples and formula brands at 2AM.

I help the parent who’s been told “they’ll grow out of it” but knows something still feels off.

I help the parents who are doing everything right but still feel like something’s not working.

FAQs

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No referral is needed if you are paying privately.
You can contact us directly to schedule a consultation or begin services — no doctor’s note, prior authorization, or referral is required.
This allows for quicker access to care and a more streamlined experience. If you have a pediatrician, physician, or other provider involved in your child’s care, we’re happy to collaborate with them if you choose.
Feeding is my specialty, but it’s deeply connected to oral‑motor skills, body organization, sensory regulation, and early communication. Many babies and toddlers who struggle with feeding also benefit from support in early language foundations like connection, engagement, and play.
So while feeding is the main focus, I support the whole child.
Sessions are gentle, play‑based, and tailored to your child’s needs. We may work on:
- Oral‑motor skills
- Body organization and posture
- Feeding routines and positioning
- Parent‑led strategies for home
- Early communication foundations (connection, gestures, play) when helpful
Everything is designed to support your child’s comfort, confidence, and long‑term progress.
I take a whole‑body, root‑cause approach — looking beyond symptoms to understand what’s truly driving feeding challenges. This includes posture, oral‑motor patterns, sensory regulation, airway considerations, and early communication foundations.
Families often tell me they finally feel seen, supported, and understood.