Carter Hines, APRN
Infant care →(603) 693-2100
Telehealth platform
Doctor on Demand
Session types
Video
Languages
English
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About
Carter Hines, APRN, provides comprehensive infant care focused on helping families navigate early developmental milestones and common health concerns. Patients benefit from expert guidance on feeding challenges, reflux management, and growth monitoring, with many achieving improved sleep patterns and feeding success through tailored interventions. Available via telehealth throughout New Hampshire, she delivers accessible, evidence-based care that supports both infant wellness and parent confidence during critical early months.
Services offered
Carter Hines offers telehealth consultations for a wide range of infant health concerns, including breastfeeding difficulties, formula feeding optimization, colic and reflux management, growth and weight gain monitoring, and developmental screening. During virtual visits, she conducts thorough feeding assessments, reviews infant behavior patterns, and provides education on soothing techniques, sleep positioning, and nutritional needs. She works with parents of newborns through 24-month-old infants, offering personalized guidance for common challenges like latch issues, oversupply, tongue-tie concerns, and digestive discomfort. Typical telehealth sessions involve detailed history-taking, visual assessment when appropriate, parent education, and follow-up planning to ensure infants achieve healthy development and families feel supported and informed in their care decisions.