Adrianne Black, APRN
Infant care →Telehealth platform
Independent
Session types
Video
Languages
English
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About
Adrianne Black, APRN, provides specialized infant care that helps new parents navigate feeding challenges, growth monitoring, and early developmental concerns with confidence. Through comprehensive telehealth consultations, families receive evidence-based guidance on common infant conditions including colic, reflux, and feeding difficulties, enabling them to support their baby's healthy development from birth through infancy. Her patient-centered approach ensures parents feel equipped to make informed decisions about their infant's health and wellness.
Services offered
Adrianne Black offers telehealth consultations addressing the full spectrum of infant health concerns from newborn adjustment through the first year of life. She specializes in evaluating and treating feeding issues including breastfeeding challenges, formula tolerance, and introduction of solids, as well as managing common conditions like colic, gastroesophageal reflux, and minor infections. During typical sessions, she conducts thorough assessments of infant symptoms, reviews feeding and sleep patterns, discusses developmental progress, and provides parents with practical strategies and medical recommendations. She works with new parents, adoptive families, and caregivers to address growth concerns, vaccination questions, and behavioral patterns, always focusing on what families can realistically implement at home to support optimal infant health and development.