From birth and beyond
We know babies.
We know how they move, how they feed, how their nervous system responds to the world, and what it looks like when something is getting in the way.
We understand development from the inside out, not just the milestones on a chart, but the tension patterns, the compensation strategies, the subtle signs that a body is working harder than it should.
When you walk through our door, you’re not explaining yourself to someone figuring it out alongside you. You’re talking to people who have seen this before and know exactly what to do next.
Get real answers
How We Work
babyYou’re exhausted. Your baby is crying. And nobody has given you an answer except “they’ll grow out of it.”
Excuse our language, but that’s garbage.
Every one on our team is trained in craniosacral, so we’re not giving excuses for your baby’s symptoms. We’re building a complete picture of their body mechanics and development.
We look at how your baby moves, feeds, and digests. We find what’s driving the symptoms and we address it from every angle.
You start with a CST initial assessment. Your practitioner assesses your baby’s body, treats what they find, and builds a treatment plan; usually weekly sessions for a few weeks.
As your baby’s needs become clearer, we bring in the right people from our team. And when you’re seeing more than one of us, we do our best to stack your appointments on the same day.
Because we know that getting out the door with a baby is hard enough.
We're Growing to Serve You Better!
Expanded Services & New Practitioners
Lactation
Latch struggles
Supply concerns
Painful feeding
Pumping schedule
Office | Home Visits | Virtual – Infants
Feeding Support
Latch, sucking, or swallowing difficulties
Gagging, texture refusal, or picky eating
Weak jaw or mouth movements
Office Visits – Infants, toddlers & children
Milestones
Delays in rolling, crawling, sitting, or standing
Not tolerating tummy time
Weak head and neck control
Office Visits – Infants & toddlers
Parenting is hard
Struggling with one of these?
Tongue Ties and Feeding Struggles
It’s important to have a few CST sessions before a tongue tie release for best results. Book 3-4 days before a procedure, and 1-2 days after.
Sometimes after a few sessions of CST, a release may no longer be required. CST and feeding therapy can improve a weak suck, a strong and painful latch, chomping and clicking.
Not tolerating Tummy Time
The brain develops optimally when babies can move easily on their tummy and turn their head in all directions.
CST and physiotherapy and extend tummy time, which has a positive effect on meeting milestones, head shape, digestion, feeding, eyesight, and behavior in childhood.
And literally so much more.
Gas/Reflux/
Colic
Gassiness might mean your baby is swallowing too much air. Reflux might be tightness in the fascia of the abdomen. Colic might be pain held between the shoulder blades.
The symptom is never the whole story. It’s a signal. And we’re trained to follow it back to the source.
Medication as a last resort.
We're here to help
NOT JUST Babies
We work with the whole family!
Children & Teens
Help with learning troubles, sports injuries, attention and behavioural struggles
MyBaby family
Meet the Team
Meaghan
RMT, CST
Meaghan has been treating babies for years. She is great with babies who have side preference, trouble latching, flat heads, tongue ties, not meeting developmental milestones, coughing and popping off while feeding.
Melanie
RMT, CST
Melanie will visit you at home. She works with feeding issues, tongue ties, side preference and more. She has a knack for getting babies to poop during treatment, even if they never have blowouts.
Abby
Doula
Abby Barclay (she/her) is a Full Spectrum Doula, Craniosacral Therapist, and Reiki Healer. Abby’s mission is to deliver client-centered, non-directive care firmly rooted in reproductive justice, where everyone is treated with respect.
Jessica
RN, IBCLC
Jessica has 15+ years supporting families as a Postpartum Nurse and Lactation Consultant throughout West End GTA and Peel Region, building parent confidence through cue-based care and evidence-based feeding support.
Andrea
M.Cl.Sc., S-LP(C)
Andrea has 15+ years of experience supporting infants, toddlers, and children, on feeding, speech and oral motor concerns. Her whole-body approach and early intervention help clients to overcome challenges in a warm and supportive environment.
Patricia
MSc, OT Reg. (Ont)
Patricia is a pediatric occupational therapist with over 11 years of experience supporting infants and toddlers. Her play-based, family-centered approach teaches you strategies during sessions so you feel confident supporting your child’s development at home.
