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Why Some Babies Struggle to Feed After Birth and How Craniosacral Therapy Helps
Newborn feeding difficulties are far more common than most parents expect, and they almost always have a reason. Understanding that reason is the first step toward getting real help. At Nourish and Align in Baltimore, MD, we work with families navigating exactly this, combining gentle craniosacral therapy for infants with collaborative feeding support to help babies feed more comfortably and parents feel calm, capable, and connected.

Austin Rees
Mar 289 min read


Infant Craniosacral Therapy Immersion Program for Feeding and Tongue Tie Support: A Gentle, Family Centered Approach
A family centered approach to infant craniosacral therapy for feeding challenges, digestion, calming, and tongue tie preparation.

Austin Rees
Jan 45 min read


Protecting Your Breastfeeding Journey During the Holidays
Protecting your breastfeeding relationship during the holidays matters, both for your comfort and your baby’s health

Austin Rees
Nov 30, 20254 min read


Babywearing Through the Holidays: Staying Connected, Calm, and Present
As a babywearing educator and a parent of four who lived through many busy holiday seasons with little ones, I can tell you that our carrier was one of the most useful tools we owned.

Austin Rees
Nov 3, 20254 min read


CST + IBCLC: A Powerful Team for Feeding and Family Well-Being
The collaboration between a highly skilled International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) and a Craniosacral Therapy (CST) practitioner offers such powerful support. Together, they bring a comprehensive, compassionate approach that addresses both the function and structure of infant feeding; nurturing the baby and the parent.

Austin Rees
Aug 2, 20255 min read


How Craniosacral Therapy Helped Me Heal from a Traumatic Birth
I'm honored to share a special guest blog post featuring Sarah, from Rooted in Love Babywearing, a parent who vulnerably shares her personal story of healing with craniosacral therapy after a traumatic birth

Guest Author, Sarah
Jul 15, 20256 min read
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