Tatiana Vilas Boas

Tatiana’s work with families is rooted in more than seven years of experience caring for infants and young children. She has worked as an infant and toddler teacher in childcare settings, spent several years as a nanny and family helper, and has experience in behavioral health-informed caregiving. Her professional background has given her a strong understanding of early childhood development, including infant movement, language, communication, and emotional learning. She has also pursued specialized training in newborn and postpartum care, including Neuro-Play and infant movement development, and continues to deepen her education as a postpartum doula. Her approach is grounded in responsive, relationship-based care that honors both the baby and the person becoming a parent. Tatiana believes there is no single right way to parent, and she meets families without judgment while offering practical, evidence-informed support that can be adapted to their individual values, needs, and rhythms. She especially enjoys helping parents feel more confident reading their baby’s cues, understanding development, and finding what works for their family. During the postpartum period, Tatiana offers a steady presence in moments that can feel both beautiful and overwhelming, from settling a newborn and supporting feeding to making space for a parent to rest, recover, and feel cared for. Her goal is not to take over, but to support families in building their own confidence and connection. She sees postpartum care as something that can evolve alongside a growing family, offering a foundation of calm, connection, and support during those earliest months.