Are you ready for your baby to Bloom?
Welcome to BloomBaby Occupational Therapy and Wellness!
BloomBaby is dedicated to supporting parents and caregivers in nurturing healthy, happy beginnings for their babies. My mission is to empower families with knowledge, tools, and personalized care to help each child reach their developmental milestones. Whether you’re facing challenges with feeding, motor skills, or overall infant development, early intervention is key. Specializing in infant feeding and developmental support, I provide compassionate, expert guidance tailored to your baby’s unique needs. At BloomBaby, I believe in creating a foundation for growth and wellness—one little milestone at a time.
Let’s bloom together!
Based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, BloomBaby provides concierge, in-home occupational therapy by a licensed and specially trained Occupational Therapist. This flexible and supportive option can make therapy more accessible, engaging, and effective.
Concierge OT services include:
in-home setting
pediatric evaluation and written report
customized treatment plan
flexible scheduling
home exercise plan
Pediatric Occupational Therapy and Feeding Support
You may want to consult BloomBaby if your baby is experiencing one or more of the following issues:
difficulty with breast or bottle feeding
prolonged feeding (greater than 30 minutes)
difficulty latching
oral dysfunction/tongue tie/lip tie
inefficient milk transfer
poor weight gain
reflux/colic
bottle refusal
unable to take a pacifier for calming
difficult transition from feeding tube to bottle/breast following hospital stay
failure to thrive
You may want to consult BloomBaby if your little one is experiencing one or more of the following issues:
difficult transition to solid foods
excessive gagging/vomiting
picky eating
texture and sensory sensitivity
irritability during feeding
poor weight gain
holding food in mouth
difficulty eating crunchy or chewy textures
You may want to consult BloomBaby if your baby is experiencing one or more of the following issues:
head turn preference/torticollis
head shape concerns
body tension
resists tummy time
difficulty reaching for toys
delayed rolling, sitting, crawling, pulling to stand