A Holistic Approach To Pediatric Feeding + Speech
Infant Breast & Bottle Feeding Support
+
Speech Therapy for Toddlers
Where there is light, there is growth.
Gentle, personalized support for babies and toddlers navigating breast and bottle feeding, transitioning to solids, and learning to communicate. Together, we’ll help your little one grow—and help you feel more confident along the way.
Through specialized oral motor therapy, I help your little one build the strength, coordination, and movement of their lips, tongue, and jaw.
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Infant Feeding
Gentle oral motor therapy and feeding support to help your baby latch, suck, and feed more comfortably at breast or bottle. The goal is better feeding.
Baby + Toddler Feeding
Oral motor therapy to build & prepare for chewing and cup + straw drinking skills, while helping your little one feel calm and ready to explore new textures.
Tongue + Lip Ties
A release is one piece of the puzzle, not a quick fix. The goal is better feeding, whether you release or not. First, we need to set a foundation. A release can allow for more movement; therapy helps your baby learn to use that movement. We prepare beforehand and continue practice afterward. We'll also talk about when and if your baby is ready for a release.
Early Speech + Language Therapy
Play-based, child-led support to help your little one understand language, explore sounds, and use gestures and words to connect with you.
Parent Support + Training
Practical guidance and simple strategies for everyday routines, so you feel more confident supporting your child.
How I Can Help
ABOUT
Aixa Redmond, M.S., CCC-SLP
Speech-Language Pathologist
Hi, I’m Aixa, pronounced "ice-a". :)) I'm a pediatric feeding + speech therapist, I absolutely love what I do! But my most favorite role is being a mom. I have four little humans, three here on earth and one sweet angel in heaven.
From an early age, I was driven to help and serve others. This led me to pursue speech pathology as a profession, and I soon realized how much fulfillment it brought me to support others on their own journeys. I began my career working in early intervention for children with neurological disorders. I then transitioned to acute care in a hospital setting and years later, after entering motherhood, my heart tugged me back into the pediatric field.
Now I'm here to support you and your little one with any feeding or speech difficulty he/she may be experiencing. My goal is to be a light in your journey, empower you in a holistic way that will achieve your family’s goals.