About Borrie
We exist to make expert children’s health guidance accessible, practical, and genuinely helpful for every family.
Our story
Borrie began in 2017 when a small group of pediatricians, dietitians, and child psychologists in Austin, Texas noticed the same pattern: parents were overwhelmed by conflicting online advice and short clinic visits that left too many questions unanswered.
We set out to create a different kind of support system — one that combines clinical expertise with real-world practicality. Today we serve families in 48 states through telehealth, workshops, and a growing library of free resources.
The name “Borrie” comes from an old family nickname meaning “little protector.” It reminds us every day of our purpose: to help parents protect and nurture the health of the children they love.
What guides us
Four principles shape every recommendation, article, and conversation we have.
Evidence first
We base guidance on current pediatric research and clinical best practices, not trends or opinions.
Partnership, not lectures
Parents know their children best. We offer tools and perspective; you make the decisions that fit your family.
Respect for real life
Advice that only works in perfect conditions is not useful. We focus on what is realistic for busy households.
Meet the leadership team
Clinicians and educators who still see patients and families every week.
Dr. Maya Chen, MD
Board-certified pediatrician with 14 years of experience in primary care and adolescent medicine. Passionate about preventive health and parent education.
Jordan Hale, RD, CSP
Pediatric dietitian specializing in feeding challenges, food allergies, and building positive relationships with food from infancy through the teen years.
Dr. Sam Rivera, PsyD
Child psychologist focused on anxiety, emotional regulation, and helping families navigate the digital age with more calm and connection.
Want to join the conversation?
Whether you’re a parent, clinician, or community partner, we’d love to hear from you.
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