Is your baby not sleeping through the night, struggling with feeding, or crying more than expected?
In this episode, pediatric physical therapist Dr. Priyanka breaks down two powerful, research-backed ways to help your baby sleep better, eat better, and cry less — without complicated routines or overwhelm.
We talk about:
• Early intervention services: what it is, who qualifies, and how it supports baby development
• Signs your baby may benefit from early intervention
• How movement supports digestion, reflux, latch issues, sleep, and nervous system regulation
• Four simple exercises to support gross motor development and emotional regulation
• What to do if your baby doesn't qualify for early intervention
If you’re a mom of color navigating motherhood while breaking generational patterns of “just deal with it” or “you’re overreacting,” this episode is especially for you.
You deserve support. Your baby deserves support.
So many women of color were raised to override their intuition, especially in medical spaces. In this episode, we reclaim that intuition and talk about how early support can prevent bigger feeding, sleep, and regulation struggles later.
Because helping your baby regulate their body is also part of breaking generational trauma.
If you’ve been searching for:
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nervous system regulation for moms and babies
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This is practical, proactive support for moms who want to raise emotionally regulated, secure babies