Support for all feeding methods (breastfeeding, mixed, and formula feeding)
• Breastfeeding techniques
• Difficulties and problems with breastfeeding
• Pain during feeding
• Stagnant or insufficient weight gain in the baby
• Difficulties with milk production
• Lactation induction and relactation
• Assessment of tongue-tie and referral
• Coordination and referral with physiotherapy
• Supplementation techniques
• Support for prematurity
• Return to work
• Respectful weaning.
Respectful support for infant sleep difficulties
• Chrononutrition, routines, environment, and bonding
• Personalized support for family needs
• Sleep tracking and monitoring
• Support for families with neurotypical and neurodiverse children
• Detection of sleep disorders and referral to specialized services
• Support for women’s sleep during pregnancy and lactation.
Individual, couple, and family psychotherapy
• Psychotherapeutic support during pregnancy search, gestation, and postpartum
• Perinatal grief support
• Assessment of neonatal and infant neurodevelopment
• Neurodevelopmental support for at-risk infants, premature babies, or infants with other pathologies
• Diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up of perinatal mental health disorders
• Coordination and referral with specialized public perinatal mental health services.
Practical advice for the baby’s arrival
• Support for baby care at home
• Lactation and baby care support for families with special needs, prematurity, or illness
• Supplementation and relactation techniques
• Detection and management of infant colic, cow’s milk protein intolerance, and gastroesophageal reflux
• Early detection and management of pediatric urgent and emergency situations
• Complementary feeding and Baby-Led Weaning
• Support for therapeutic bathing and infant massage
• Support for families undergoing adaptation.
Functional assessment of the baby during feeding (breastfeeding, mixed, and formula feeding)
• Detection and treatment of sucking, breathing, and swallowing difficulties
• Detection of orofacial dysfunctions
• Detection and treatment of musculoskeletal tensions in the baby that may interfere with breastfeeding
• Management of pain during breastfeeding from a functional perspective
• Physiotherapy for the mother
• Assessment of tongue-tie, coordination, and referral with other professionals
• Advice on ergonomic babywearing
• Assessment and support for the baby’s neurodevelopment.
