Now serving families in Geauga, Portage & Trumbull Counties · Call or text 440-332-7981
In-Home & Virtual · Northeast Ohio

Feeding your little one should make you feel confident, not overwhelmed.

Expert lactation, infant feeding, and pediatric feeding support from an Occupational Therapist and Certified Breastfeeding Specialist, right in the comfort of your home.

OTD, OTR/LCertified Breastfeeding SpecialistChild Passenger Safety Technician (CPST)Superbills Available
Natalie Evers, OTD, OTR/L, CBS, CPST, smiling at a table
Natalie EversOTD, OTR/L, CBS, CPST
“At Nurture and Nourish Pediatric Consultancy, my goal is to be a trusted partner on your journey into parenthood, ensuring you have the support, information, and guidance needed to navigate both the expected and unexpected challenges of early parenthood with confidence.” — NATALIE EVERS
Lactation & Pediatric Feeding

How I can help your family

From the first latch to the first bites of solid food, get individualized, evidence-based support that fits your family.

Virtual

Breast/Bottle Feeding Q&A

Quick, evidence-based answers to your breastfeeding and formula questions.

$75 · 45 minutes
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In-Home

Lactation & Infant Feeding

Full evaluation, weighted feeds, and a customized feeding plan in your home.

From $135
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In-Home

Pediatric Feeding Therapy

Goal-based feeding therapy built around your child's real mealtimes and routines.

From $135
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Virtual

Transition to Solids

Start solids with confidence: positioning, gagging vs. choking, allergens, and more.

$90 · 60 minutes
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Why Nurture and Nourish

The transition to parenthood is a profound experience.

  • Confident parents recover better postpartum.
  • Support tailored to your unique needs shapes your journey.
  • Individualized care for feeding and development, in your home.
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Services

Lactation & Pediatric Feeding

In-home and virtual support for every stage of feeding, from newborn days through toddlerhood.

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Virtual

Virtual Breast/Bottle Feeding Q&A Consult

$7545-minute sessionVirtual session via your Client Portal

Includes

  • Immediate breastfeeding support to answer your questions with evidence-based information
  • Infant formula guidance including: choosing a formula, switching formula, and mixed feeding
  • Bottle selection & feeding positions
  • Personalized resources provided in print or via client portal, based on your preference
Close-up of a sleeping newborn's tiny hands while nursing
In-Home

In-Home Lactation/Infant Feeding Services

Initial Visit $185Follow-Up $135Superbill available on request

In-home infant feeding sessions let you receive professional guidance in the comfort of your home, using your own environment for the best carryover of strategies into your day-to-day life. A professional-grade weighted scale and advanced infant formula selection/problem solving are included if needed.

Various bottles and pacifiers are available for trial during your session.
Babywearing support: Baby carriers are available upon request for trials and education. A variety of styles and name brands are available.
Supplies available at your visit, at costIf we make changes to bottles, nipples, flange sizes, or other feeding supplies, select items are available to purchase from me at your appointment with no markup. This makes the transition easier and helps you keep progressing after your session.

Initial Visit

60–90 minutes
  • Mother/baby anatomy & functional evaluation
  • Tongue/lip tie assessment & referrals if appropriate based on functional performance
  • Weighted feed if appropriate
  • Skilled breastfeeding education/support
  • Bottle feeding/selection
  • Mixed feeding guidance
  • Formula choice guidance
  • Customized feeding plan
  • Pre & post frenectomy therapy
  • Caregiver education
  • Written home program left at your first visit
  • Personalized resources provided in print or via client portal, based on your preference

Follow-Up Sessions

60 minutes
  • Additional education/strategies to address breastfeeding challenges
  • Weighted feed if appropriate
  • Adjustments to feeding plan to meet parent/infant needs
  • Introduction of bottle to breastfed baby
  • Continued mixed feed/formula guidance
  • Pumping
  • Return to work planning
  • Personalized resources provided in print or via client portal, based on your preference
A toddler in a knit hat drinking from a straw cup at the kitchen table
In-Home

In-Home Pediatric Feeding Therapy

Initial Visit $185Follow-Up $135In your homeSuperbill available on request

Initial Visit

60–90 minutes
  • Comprehensive review of intake paperwork with caregiver interview
  • Evaluation of developmental milestones and anatomy
  • Observation of in-home snack/mealtime
  • Collaborative goal setting
  • Follow-up plan discussion
  • Collaboration with care team as needed
  • Caregiver education
  • Written home program provided at your initial evaluation
  • Personalized resources provided in print or via client portal, based on your preference

Follow-Up Sessions

60 minutes
  • Intervention strategies addressing goals
  • Continuous caregiver education
  • Ongoing assessment and modification of strategies as appropriate
  • A home program that fits your family's lifestyle and routines
  • Continued collaboration with care team as needed
  • Personalized resources provided in print or via client portal, based on your preference
Supplies available at your visit, at costIf we change cups, utensils, or other feeding tools, select items are available to purchase from me at your appointment with no markup. This makes the transition easier and helps you keep progressing after your session.
A smiling baby in a high chair self-feeding from a divided plate
Virtual

Virtual Transition to Solids Consultation

$9060-minute sessionVirtual session via your Client Portal

Knowledge is power! Understanding the process of introducing solids is key to success for both the caregiver and the baby.

What to expect: Once you book, you'll receive a quick intake form through your client portal to share your goals and questions, so your session is personalized just for you and your baby.

Topics Covered

  • Positioning for feeding
  • Presentation and preparation of foods
  • Infant-led food exploration
  • Gagging vs. choking
  • Bottle to cup (sippy, straw, open cups)
  • Reading feeding cues & a positive relationship with food
  • What's normal? Quantity, interest, behaviors
  • Sensory exploration: why messy eating matters
  • Scheduling solids with breastmilk/formula, water, and naps
  • Introducing allergens

Personalized resources are provided in print or via client portal, based on your preference.

Have a toddler? Virtual consults are available for toddlers too! Each session is customized to your family's needs, whether you're navigating picky eating, mealtime routines, cup drinking, or expanding the foods your little one accepts.

Want real-time, expert guidance while sharing food with your baby, right from home? We can do that too!

About Me

Hi, I'm Natalie!

Occupational Therapist, Certified Breastfeeding Specialist, and mom of five.

Natalie with her five children in an autumn park

My name is Natalie and I am an Occupational Therapist, Certified Breastfeeding Specialist, and Child Passenger Safety Technician with an unwavering passion for helping caregivers navigate the challenges and self-doubt that have a way of accompanying the early days of parenthood. My 9+ years as an occupational therapist have all been spent serving pediatric populations across a variety of settings, but I found my true passion when I became a mother myself.

This was when I realized that my lifelong love of infants and children was actually a passion for the experience of motherhood. Soon after I entered motherhood in 2019, my friends and family members joined me on the journey, and I quickly realized a significant challenge: the lack of available resources to help new caregivers navigate this life-changing event after coming home with their new baby or babies.

My professional experience in pediatrics, my personal experience navigating my own transition to motherhood of a singleton and then two (yes, two!) sets of twins in under 5 years, and my specialized trainings allow me to confidently serve you and your family as you move through the stages of early parenthood.

Doctorate in OTUniversity of Toledo, 2017
Certified Breastfeeding SpecialistLactation Education Resources
Feeding Specialist RegistriesFeed the Peds & Solid Starts
Child Passenger Safety Technician (CPST)Safe Kids Worldwide
Infant Formula TrainingContinuing education to guide formula selection
Bodywork for Better BreastfeedingThe Lactation OT
Babywearing as a Therapeutic Tool to Support Postpartum WellbeingThe Lactation OT
When Baby Can't Suck: An Advanced Course for TherapistsFood Smart Kids, Nina Ayd Johanson

Each family has its own unique strengths, challenges, and goals, and I wholeheartedly believe everyone should have access to individualized professional resources that support both the caregiver's growth in their new role and the child's growth and development.

I look forward to being a resource in our community and working with you and your family to meet your goals!

Natalie Evers, OTD, OTR/L, CBS, CPST
About

Location & Insurance

Now accepting in-home clients in Geauga, Portage and Trumbull Counties. Virtual services available anywhere.

Service Range

Locations within the service range include, but are not limited to:

ChardonChesterlandChagrin FallsSolonBainbridgeAuroraMantuaWindhamChampionBristolMesopotamiaMiddlefieldBurtonNewburyWest FarmingtonParkmanHiramGarrettsvilleSouthington
For in-home services booked outside of the service range, a $30 travel fee will be billed.

Do you accept insurance?

I am unable to accept insurance at this time. However, a superbill can be provided upon request for Pediatric Feeding and Lactation Services.

What's a superbill?

A superbill is an itemized list of services provided that you can submit to your insurance to request reimbursement.

Questions? Contact Me
Appointment Request

Let's get you scheduled

Looking forward to working with you and your little one! Share as much detail as you'd like, and I'll reach out ASAP to get you scheduled.

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What happens next?

  • I'll review your request and reach out within 48 hours
  • We'll pick a time that works for your family
  • You'll complete intake paperwork through your secure client portal
  • Personalized resources are provided in print or through the portal, whichever you prefer

Prefer to talk? Call or text
440-332-7981

Helps me confirm you're within the in-home service range.
For twins/multiples or siblings, if applicable.
Preferred Contact Method
Privacy note: This website form is not a HIPAA-compliant platform. You're welcome to share your child's first name in the message below if you choose, but it is not required. Please do not include diagnoses, symptoms, medications, test results, or medical history. A general note like "help with breastfeeding" or "starting solids" is perfect. We'll cover the details securely during intake through your client portal.

Thank you! 💛

Your appointment request has been received. I'll reach out within 48 hours to get you scheduled.

Coming Soon

Group Classes

Learn alongside other families in a relaxed, supportive setting. I'm planning small-group classes right here in our community, and I'd love to know if you're interested!

What I'm planning

2–3 session group classes

I'm considering hosting short group class series at a community location close to home. Each series would focus on one topic, with time for hands-on learning and your questions.

Infant Feeding: Breast & Bottle

Latch and positioning, feeding cues, bottle selection and paced bottle feeding, pumping basics, and combining breast and bottle with confidence.

Oral Ties & Functional Feeding

What tongue and lip ties are, how they can affect feeding, signs to watch for, and how function-focused support fits in before and after a release.

Transition to Solid Foods

Signs of readiness, positioning, safe food preparation, gagging vs. choking, introducing allergens, and cups and utensils for little hands.

2–3 sessionsper class series
Small groupsso every question gets answered
Close to homeat a local community location
Babies welcomecome as you are
A smiling baby in a high chair self-feeding from a divided plate

Want to be the first to know?

Dates, location, and pricing are still being finalized. Share your info and I'll email you when classes are scheduled. Your interest also helps me decide which topics, days, and times to offer first.

Which classes interest you? *
What days/times would work best?
Please don't include personal health information. This form is not HIPAA-compliant.

You're on the list! 💛

Thanks for your interest. I'll email you as soon as group class details are available.

Contact Me

Questions? Collaboration? Provider referral?

I look forward to hearing from you! Reach out here and I'll respond as soon as possible.

Natalie Evers, OTD, OTR/L, CBS, CPST, smiling at a table

Prefer to communicate by phone?

Feel free to text or call instead:

440-332-7981

Follow along

Tips, updates, and real-life feeding moments on Facebook and Instagram.

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Message sent! 💛

Thanks for reaching out. I'll get back to you within 48 hours.

Kind Words

What families are saying

Transitioning to motherhood is difficult. Add postpartum depression and anxiety to it and I was a mess. Natalie was a huge help and I could ask her any question, even if it felt ridiculous. She was always understanding, never judgmental, and constantly reminded me that I was doing all the right things to be a good mom. Specifically, I had a very hard time with breastfeeding and ultimately ended up pumping exclusively and supplementing with formula. She helped with all of my concerns from when to pump, how long, how to take care of clogs, how to increase supply, which pumps worked best for what purposes, and so so much more.

★★★★★

I honestly can't say enough good things about Natalie. She came to our home and was super helpful with everything breastfeeding-related. She made the whole process a breeze, and her advice was simple to follow. I was initially relying on Google for breastfeeding advice and I had it all wrong. On top of that, she was really patient and kind, which made all the difference when we were feeling overwhelmed. The best part; she kept checking in on us afterward to make sure we were doing okay. It felt great knowing she truly cared and was there if we needed additional help. If you're looking for someone who's knowledgeable, supportive, and goes the extra mile for mommas, I definitely recommend her.

★★★★★

This past April, I gave birth to my son, Calvin. As all moms know, there is nothing like the feeling of leaving the hospital with your first baby. It's one of the most exciting, yet vulnerable experiences, and having a strong support system makes all the difference in the world. Natalie has been a huge part of my support system postpartum. She has helped me navigate the challenges of recovery, breastfeeding, coping with feelings of isolation, and more. Her education on car seat safety, developmental milestones, and now introducing solids has been so helpful. Natalie uses a nonjudgmental approach and has assured me that there is no such thing as a silly question when it comes to navigating life with a newborn. She respects individual choices and meets mom and family where they are at. If you are looking for postpartum support on any of the services offered, Natalie is the person to go to!

★★★★★

Have a question before booking?

Want to learn more before putting in a request? Reach out and I'll get back to you within 48 hours.

Proud member of these associations & certifying bodies

NBCOT Certified OTR (Occupational Therapist, Registered) Certified Breastfeeding Specialist Solid Starts Pro Member Feed the Peds Trained When Baby Can't Suck: An Advanced Course for Therapists, Nina Ayd Johanson Hazelbaker Lactation Institute: Using the Assessment Tool for Lingual Frenulum Function National Child Passenger Safety Certification, a program of Safe Kids Worldwide