Anne Mare Ice
Infant care →Telehealth platform
MDLive
Session types
Video & Phone
Languages
English
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About
I specialize in comprehensive infant care by combining thorough developmental assessment with evidence-based feeding and behavioral guidance. I use a collaborative approach that includes detailed parent education, structured observation techniques, and individualized care plans to address feeding challenges, growth concerns, and early developmental milestones. I'm available for telehealth consultations and work closely with families to support their infant's health and development during these critical early months.
Services offered
I provide comprehensive telehealth consultations for infants from newborn through 12 months, focusing on feeding optimization, developmental screening, and early intervention strategies. My approach includes detailed parent coaching on breastfeeding techniques, bottle feeding best practices, and recognizing early signs of developmental concerns like reflux, colic, and feeding difficulties. I conduct thorough assessments of growth patterns, feeding efficiency, and developmental milestones, then create tailored guidance plans that parents can implement at home. Typical telehealth sessions involve direct observation, parent interview, feeding assessment, and specific recommendations for addressing concerns like poor latch, insufficient milk transfer, excessive crying, or slow weight gain. I serve families seeking support with newborn adjustment, feeding challenges, behavioral concerns, and peace of mind regarding their infant's development and health.