Feeding support from Jessica Giametta — a speech-language pathologist + lactation counselor with years of NICU and pediatric feeding experience. Latch, bottles, combo feeding, reflux, cues, transitions to purées — taught with care.
Almost no one is taught how to feed a baby before they leave the hospital — and that's not on you, it's a system too short on time to teach this well. This is where the gap gets closed: what to expect, how to troubleshoot, what to do at 2 a.m.
No "your situation must be hard enough" threshold. No "you should already know this." Showing up is enough.
The question that wakes every parent at 3 a.m. — and the practical, evidence-based answer that takes the panic out of feeding. Six pages, pulled from current AAP + ABM guidance and years of watching real babies feed.
Three deep, video-led modules — built from years at the bedside, designed to be revisited at 3 a.m. or shared with the person feeding alongside you. Join the list and you'll be the first to know when each one opens.
The single most important place to start. The relationship-and-trust mindset that makes every feed easier, how to read your baby's cues, what cue-based feeding really looks like in practice, and the small mechanics of a deep latch.
Everything I wish parents were taught about bottles — from a feeding therapist who watches babies bottle-feed every day. Includes the Bottle Workbook, the full case for why bottle selection matters, and how to use the guide to choose the right one for your baby.
For families who came home with a feeding plan and not enough time to ask the questions that surface at 2 a.m. Built from years at the bedside — catch-up growth, the cues that look different on graduates, and the steady path back to ordinary feeds.
Speech-language pathologist + certified lactation counselor. 5 years in NICU and pediatric feeding.
Pediatricians text me about their own grandchildren. Nurses pull me aside on hard cases. The dual credential — oral motor expertise plus milk transfer training — is rare in private practice and almost unheard of in online education.
The Collective is my clinical experience translated for every parent — not just the families who happen to land in our NICU.
"Jessica gave us in twenty minutes what our pediatrician hadn't been able to in three visits. The whole feeding season got easier."— ERICA B. · MOTHER OF A PREMATURE BABY WITH LATCH CHALLENGES
For the situations the modules can't solve alone — a baby refusing the bottle before you return to work, a NICU follow-up that needs eyes on it, a latch that just won't settle.
A 60-minute video call, a written follow-up plan, and a voice memo you can replay between meals. Booked when you're ready.