Ashley Dalidowitz

Parent & Child Coaching

Is my baby okay?

Get clarity—and a next-step plan

For exhausted parents who feel like something’s “off,” but can’t quite name it.

If you had a long or difficult birth (C-section, epidural, Pitocin, induction), or your baby has had tongue/oral ties, reflux, or a flat spot/head asymmetry (helmet recommendation or band)… and you’re noticing colic, poor sleep, or that they’re not nursing/eating as expected—or your child has unusual/delayed crawling patterns or milestone concerns—Ashley helps you organize what you’re seeing and decide what to do next.

Clarity in one call
A plan for what to do next
Referrals + resources to explore

No pressure—leave with direction either way.

What You WIll Leave With

Clarity: what matters now (and what can wait)
A plan: your next best steps
Support: referrals + resources you can trust

Common reasons parents reach out

Difficult birth history: long labor, traumatic birth, or interventions (C-section, epidural, Pitocin)
Feeding/oral ties: tongue-tie, latch struggles, tiring out, clicking, stress at feeds
Reflux / colic / sleep: hard to settle, frequent waking, fussiness
Head shape + movement: flat spot/helmet concerns, unusual crawling, delayed milestones

Who is Ashley

Ashley Griffin Dalidowitz is a parent-child coach supporting families with early development concerns (0–3).

She helps parents connect the dots, build clear questions, and navigate the right referrals and resources.

*Educational coaching • Not medical care • No diagnosis